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<\/p>\nGet your brains on, game fans! Recently, a special message was dropped onto the Deus Ex: Human Revolution menu screen news ticker, directing players to the game’s official website for an update. Pretty routine stuff, but the message was also accompanied by a string of alphanumerics:<\/p>\n
okM8-+Ds4Dui?lMh$Mzvm14SBqe7;G.l6=u74b?mkh-45Ki60d+98XBpCku7<\/p>\n
Sometime later, this was followed up by a new string, which turned out to be a cipher:<\/p>\n
5 — \/ ! f \/ f q \/ x c \/ q y \/ d 3 \/ ? x \/ t $ \/ j #<\/p>\n
I don’t get it either, but somebody, somewhere out there did, and was directed to the URL, www.13311tower.com, where GPS coordinates turned up the location of Ayers Rock in Australia.<\/p>\n
Now, Ayers Rock is also known as “Uluru”. This is where I’m getting a bit fuzzy, but there’s mention of Morse code somewhere that doesn’t actually appear to be anywhere anymore, that decoded to “11m13clinic”.<\/p>\n
Clicking on the Illuminati eye on the image at www.13311tower.com, and using “uluru” and “11m13clinic” as the login name and password then redirects to this image:<\/p>\n
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Notice the prominent countdown to Sunday. What’s happening on Sunday!?<\/p>\n