Saduko Games

25 Responses to “Invasion of the Puzzle People”

1. By yoshikimuu on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

   Ditto. I remember …
   Ditto. I remember finding out about TINP and reading all I could find about it one afternoon. I couldn’t sleep that night. Then I followed along with all the other TINPers for god knows how long. Spent quite a bit of time on the TINP forum, too. Good times.

2. By Thisisnotporn on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

   Hey I’m still …
   Hey I’m still online. I tend to not connect to msn anymore. Sorry about the myspace thing, I went through and cleared out a bunch of people if I hadn’t heard from them in awhile. Sorry man, just re-add me. just search me on there.

3. By Aneurin on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

   man you ruined it. …
   man you ruined it. it sucks to think it was just made by some guy without some deeper purpose or meaning to it all. unless… is this actually a really elaborate clue? are there hidden messages in the video? is post-apocalyptic romantic comedy really a code for something?????

4. By cacamaua on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

   Hy Boruff here is …
   Hy Boruff here is Cassiano From Brazil Remember?
   Well A got sad whem a knew that the site was offline a tried to get in touch with you but you just disappeared from MSN and my mySpace

   Come out, i would like to talk to you

   I am still your fan

5. By recemconzna on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

   Still, do you think …
   Still, do you think that it would be possible foi you to put the site back up?

6. By DysDarkFalcon on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

   This provided many …
   This provided many hours of entertainment.
   Please tell me you do have the originals still backed up somewhere. I’m sure you could find *someone* to host it for you, if not I would =)

   Also, Tell us what film it is and we (the collective fan base) will most probably support it any way we can to say “thanks for all the fish”

7. By Thisisnotporn on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

   I understand, I’m …
   I understand, I’m sorry but I just can’t make more right now because my life is to busy with work and finishing a new film. I wrote and directed a post-apocalyptic romantic comedy about nuclear winter and it’s my main focus right now.

8. By kagelump on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

   I think though… …
   I think though… for a website with over 20,000 past visitors who all liked the puzzle, if you asked for donations, you’d get them.
   Especially if you promise new levels :]

9. By Thisisnotporn on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

   Sorry everybody. …
   Sorry everybody. The site has gone away. I recently finished shooting a new film and it cost me 15000 dollars mostly on credit cards. I’m now everything I make has to go to paying that back. Trust me though, the new film will be worth it.

10. By OnomatopoeiaMan on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    I went to …
    I went to stoveinafield and got a go daddy page. Does the site just not exist anymore?

11. By omgsolzar on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    your stoveinafield …
    your stoveinafield website doesnt work =(

12. By inourstars on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    this game terrified …
    this game terrified me to play it, but i still did. i remember everyone flipping a about the 6-6-6 counter when you hit the source code. did anyone ever figure out what that was about?

13. By viscountalpha on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    I just recently …
    I just recently remembered TINP and wanted to check up on what happened with it. Best prank/puzzle ever. So awesome.

14. By CrushedxIce on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    Oh, wow. I remember …
    Oh, wow. I remember this. There was at least one thread on thisisnotporn in just about every major forum on the internet. I was psyched when the official forum finally opened up. I don’t think I’ve ever been so creeped out by a website, but it made for good conversation material. A friend of mine and I spent a few weeks working through the puzzles ourselves and gleaning information from others who had already solved a lot of the puzzles. Fun times!

15. By andrewphelps on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    PS: This is also …
    PS: This is also how I discovered the author Murakami.

16. By andrewphelps on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    Wow. Crazy. I spent …
    Wow. Crazy. I spent hours with this puzzle, daring myself to play in the dark. It was this project that told me the interactivity of the Web makes way for a truly revolutionary kind of art.

    It’s a bit disappointing, but also somehow relieving, to discover the whole thing was a joke.

17. By okitasan on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    Loved TINP. Even …
    Loved TINP. Even though it was just text/photos, the site had such an atmosphere.
    Also got me into Haruki Murakami.

18. By darkicyrose on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    Man, and I thought …
    Man, and I thought that it was about that “ant mentality” study or whatever that someone (Bassic?) mentioned forever ago on the forums.

    I’m also wishing I’d had the balls to call the phone number when it was first given to us. XD

19. By kasky99 on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    wow! i cant belive …
    wow! i cant belive my voice made it into this. justin kasky albuquerque New Mexico. 00:16

20. By thekevingilmartin on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    great video, great …
    great video, great story.

21. By storstygg on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    you are protected.
    you are protected.

22. By liskat on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    Excellently …
    Excellently produced video. Keep up the good work!

23. By billburman on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    nice film making. …
    nice film making. really nice job, man.

24. By n0isee on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    It was really, …
    It was really, really fun. A little bit of mystery in a world too big for me. It kinda sucks that there was no deeper meaning to it all, but it DID make for an interesting documentary.

    … Even so, I still want to go back and poke and prod at all the little things, try to find a new door that has yet to be opened. Nice work, Mr Boruff!

    Oh, and I’m sorry for posting so many comments.

25. By n0isee on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply

    It was a really …
    It was a really entertaining time, though- I was totally addicted to thisisnotporn, even if I never solved any of the puzzles on my own. I remember when the audio on the homepage changed to that oldies tune with all those weird noises… That was a really exciting day, haha. Summer vacations were never so interesting. I learned a lot of weird little facts, too, like St John’s Wort, that fortune cookie tidbit, those songs, and the sheer magnitude of ASCII art. SHEESH, man!