• A board ranks the biggest haul of DATA first (each point a KB); a tie goes to the faster run. Each player has one place on it, with their best run: posting a better one moves them up, and one player can't fill a board. Each run can be posted once: its QR code is its own.
• SCENARIO missions have boards, and so does every JOB CODE: their nodes are the same for everyone. CUSTOM runs (a BREACH KEY's) and TRAINING can't be posted.
• When a mission's nodes are changed, it starts a new board (its old scores are kept, on the old one).
• A small gold snake's head after a name marks one of the closed beta's testers, on every board, for good: their game carries their invite, and their first post ties it to them.
• Yesterday's DAILY stays under today's, as it ended, with its code. A late run of it still posts there: the day is UTC's, so it changes in the evening for some players. Each code's card says when it runs in your own time.
• Your name is kept on this phone or computer for next time. Nothing else about you is kept: no account, no email.

• Type the code in on the GBA as it's shown here, in its groups of four: a code that's mistyped is caught.
• A run of a JOB CODE posts as a mission's does (L on the results): onto that code's board, one place a player. The day's DAILY is a JOB CODE too: while it's the day's, its runs go on the DAILY's board.

THE CODEX IN THE GAME

• CODEX on the desktop opens it. It lists every snake (tabs: ALL, WORKER, SECURITY, MILITARY, SPECIALIST, BOSS; LEFT/RIGHT), with a rarity mark. ALL lists them by number, like a Pokedex. START sorts by number or by name, and L goes round three lists: all of them, only the snakes you've met (MET ONLY), and only those whose skin you own, to wear (SKINS ONLY).
• Numbers: every snake's CODEX number is its own for good. New snakes take the next number, a snake moved to another group keeps its number, and a snake taken out of the game leaves a gap; its number is never given to another. Your kills, MET marks and skins go with the number too, so they stay with the right snake.
• A snake shows as ??? until you've met it. The one you pick is drawn as it is and as its ALT (a silhouette until you've met the ALT), with its brain, rarity, nodes, and how many you've killed.
• Skins: kill a snake (it has to crash into you) to unlock its skin; kill its ALT for the ALT skin. The panel says which you own, and its tier (TRN JOBS): skins are worn in BREACH, each in its own tier's missions, picked in a mission's briefing (see skins by tier). SELECT (SEL: WEAR) wears the snake you're on everywhere it can be: CLASSIC and VERSUS, DAILY, JOB CODE and CUSTOM runs, and its own tier's missions; again on the same snake, its ALT if you own that too. The panel says WORN on it. A boss's skin is the CODEX's only. A tester's GENESIS has a card of its own at the end of ALL: 000, no ALT, no SHARE, worn in every job. The tabs name the groups by their codes: TRN, GST, WRK, SEC, MIL, SPC.
• SHARE: R shows a snake you've met as a QR code, with its ID (SHARE A SNAKE). Scan it and this manual draws the snake with how to make it; SELECT there switches to its ALT once you've met that too.
• Skins are cosmetic: your snake takes the snake's shape and body colors, but keeps your own eye color and never shows a rarity mark.
• KEY, the last tab, is your CODEX KEY: A shows it as a QR code. Scan it with your phone and this manual shows your CODEX (see YOUR CODEX below). It carries every snake you've met and every skin you've unlocked, not your kills.

YOUR CODEX

In the game, the CODEX's KEY tab shows your CODEX as a QR code: scan it with your phone and this page shows it, or paste the key (or the whole address it opens) here. Snakes you haven't met show as ???, and the skins you've unlocked are marked.