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The game ends when all the wolves are driven away, or when the number of wolves outnumber the sheep.

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After one is ousted, nighttime takes over with all the sheep going to sleep, and the wolves free to decide who to eat, thus reducing the number of sheep by one (1). Sudden death ends the daytime phase with the two (2) most suspicious players being voted on by the remaining players as the one to be ousted from the flock. During this time each person selects someone whom they believe to be suspicious. In daytime, everyone chats together and tries to form alliances however they can to sleuth out and expose the wolves. There are three (3) phases to the game: daytime, sudden death, and nighttime. If you are a wolf, you are trying to help your fellow wolves make it through the game undetected, devouring sheep in the process. If you are a sheep, your job is to figure out who is a wolf, and vote them out out of the flock. In a 7-person game there is only one (1) wolf whereas a 15-player game begins with three (3) wolves. The exact number of wolves is dependent upon the number of people playing. The sheep do not know wolves from sheep, and yet the wolves know of each other. The multiplayer game server secretly assigns most of the group to be sheep, and only a few to be wolves.

Hotlinks that open external AIM chat windows are included on every player's avatar.Ī new game is formed with a flock of between 7 and 15 players. The lobbies and in-game chat utilize the Flash Comm Server for multiplayer communication, and yet the game encourages the use of AIM to communicate privately with other players to form alliances and gather information.

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The Flash-based game makes use of AOL Instant Messenger by logging you into the game using your AIM screen name, no other registration is required to play. 'Cry Wolf, the game, pits two groups of unequally informed players against one another in a discussion-centered contest of survival.'

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And if the movie is executed as well as the game has been, it will likely be a hit at the box office.

Cry Wolf is a multiplayer Web game created to promote a movie of the same name coming to theaters this September. Again, we’re not implying that this would lead to anywhere ARGish, but it’s a neat diversion and another interesting use of Internet technologies to promote a movie.Avoid suspicion. The site includes tutorials in which the voice-over instructions, which are both simplistic and thorough, give you a good sense of how the game is played before you jump into it. Cry Wolf: The Game is a flash-based game pitting people against each other in an elimination-style cat-and-mouse game. In addition, there was another website address given in the tip for a completely different game, but still connected to the movie. However, after reading the offical rules, we’re pretty confident that this is a sweepstakes only and not an ARG, per se. As we said in our earlier article, we have no idea where this will lead. The grand prize is a trip to Hollywood to hunt for a missing car. Register at this site to get in on the action, provided you have an AIM screenname and access to the AIM service on your handheld device/cell phone. Well, ARGN got a tip today about how you can get involved in the AIM-based ‘instant-win game’. We reported earlier about a text-messaging game related to the upcoming feature film Cry Wolf.

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