The challenge (of course not with this one, this one is just stupid) is to do it in your head. I agree, good games are tough. I'd like some good strategy games, like Go or something. I LOVE games like Call of Duty. But really, pay it once and that's about it. I just don't play them over and over. Kinda like Doom or something. You get through it, OK, now what? Sure, you could play over and over trying to beat your own score and find absolutely everything, and then look for cookies or hidden stuff. But I'd rather do other stuff. Two days ago I did something similar. Wrote a small script in nodejs that reads bitmaps and "draws" them into Curiosity. Because I was using adb-events it was not nearly that fast as in the video but it worked out pretty well :) Well I drew a couple of images with it and I guess nobody noticed ^^ But after taking a look at this MonkeyRunner-Scripts I will re-write my code to get a much better performance and draw larger images. Becuase handling this stuff with adb's sendevent-command is really painfull Back in the late 1980s I wrote some SALT scripts for Telix that could play a number of BBS games. I set it up to autodial all the local BBSs, max out the number of turns and then hang up. I managed to get the #1 ranking on the lesser-used boards in a few weeks, and