![]() ![]() The script doesn’t actually work without the secret key, but that’s left as an exercise for the reader. This script can be invoked with python ccrush.py, and it will automatically pass that level with a random score. end_game ( episode, level, seed, score ) if _name_ = "_main_" : ccrush = CCrush ( sys. start_game ( episode, level ) return self. get ( "", params = params ) return response def play_game ( self, episode, level, score = None ): seed = self. H tt p : ///api/gameEnd response = requests. I started looking at the requests the game was making to the server, and saw one that looked promising: This, however, wouldn’t do, so I fired up the Swiss army knife of web debugging, Charles Proxy (it’s a fantastic tool for this job). I started playing a bit, and it wasn’t long until I had to stop playing, since the game only allows you a set number of lives per hour in an attempt to either extract money from you or coax you into spamming your friends with requests for the game, to increase its popularity. All my friends appeared mad about this game, sending me so many requests for candy that their dentist would surely commit harakiri. ![]() ![]() When I discovered Candy Crush Saga, I was intrigued. As you may remember from my previous post, “ winning at Puzzle Adventures“, I like to take a look into their guts and figure out how they work, and whether or not I can get insane scores with no effort. Not playing them, of course, that’s boring. I find Flash games on Facebook great fun. ![]()
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