"its honestly really true if you just think about it a little, like its actually pretty obvious you just have to know about it and then it all starts making sense" first presents itself as a creative game that pits the players in the role of a conspiracy theorist. Players may notice a series of prompts on the board that seem "off", and lifting up the pages creates "evidence" for an "actual" conspiracy theory (within the bounds of the game). Unfortunately, solving this puzzle only gives players cryptic symbolism that intentionally leads them nowhere. If they are continuing the character, they may try to figure out what the symbols (that literally tell them that the conspiracy leads nowhere) mean within the bounds of the game, but if they step out of the character, they realize that continuing to try and solve a fruitless problem will only bring them frustration.