PlayStation Wrap Up's Mouse Captcha Is Giving Some People Issues
Every year, Sony sends out an email to PlayStation users with a link to their gaming statistics. The PlayStation Wrap-Up is a fun and sometimes eye-opening way for players to look back on their activities on PlayStation consoles in the preceding year. This year’s PlayStation Wrap-Up provides a brief summary of player stats like their most-played games, number of trophies earned, and total number of hours, days, and games played in 2021.
The PlayStation Wrap-Up also shares statistics about the PlayStation community from around the world. For example, in 2021, the most popular weapon in Housemarque’s Returnal was the Hollowseeker, the Malformed Kerberonyx caused the most player deaths, and there were over 12 million hours played in the game worldwide. Numbers for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart and Destruction AllStars were provided too, as well as information on the number of games given away via PlayStation Plus last year.
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In order to access the information from the PlayStation Wrap-Up, some people had to complete a captcha. This year it involves an image with six mice, each lost within their own maze, and people must select the mouse that won't reach the cheese at the end of the maze. A simple enough task, but only if the captcha works correctly. While initially told the puzzle needed to be solved five times, upon successfully completing the final attempt, the required number would sometimes abruptly jump to 20 or more. Once the captcha finally worked, some people received an error message when the browser loaded the PlayStation Wrap-Up page and were forced to start over. Or, despite being sent an email by PlayStation, some people would be sent to
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