THE FIELD POST OFFICE

CENSOR 1917

A soldier on the Western Front has written home, and his letter gives away where his unit is. Black out just enough that the enemy can't find him, and keep what his family most needs to hear.

1. Black out words. Tap a word to cover it.
2. Send it on. An enemy officer reads what's left against his map of real places. If he narrows it to two or fewer, he finds the unit.
3. Keep what matters. Some lines matter to his family more than anything. The Board will judge your humanity as well as your secrecy.

🏅 The Medal of Honour goes to a perfect censor: passed on the first try, every line his family needed kept, and as much of the letter as the Board's own censor. It can be earned every day.