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The Japanese river IQ Test
The Japanese river IQ Test![]() IQ test. Get everyone to cross the river without hitting each other. This is a Japanese IQ test with heavy undertones of the ever present violence found in modern society. Or maybe it's just a reflection on the game authors harsh upbringing? The game is quite fun and may present a real challenge to many. I'd hate to get it as a puzzle at a job interview, *chuckle*. This game is extremely violent, which make is fun at the beginning, but at the end you'll be begging for good karma and peace on earch! It may tear your emotional intelligence. A wrong move and an innocent member of the public, quite possibly a child, is in for a beating! The objective of the puzzle is clear. Get everybody across the river using the raft.. While the game is pretty much self-explanatory, here are the rules
and please don't email me for a solution. You should be old enough to figure it out. Have fun, and yes I solved it the puzzle within the first 5 minutes of play :-) CommentsIf you have any comments to this article, please drop me a mail at firstclassthoughts at gmail dot com please indicate if I can't publish whole or parts of your comment on the site.If you like this site consider Help spread the wordShare this post on your favorite social bookmarking sites:
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