About Doomsday Protocol
A one-day, fan-made browser game built for Global James Bond Day, 5 October 2026 — the anniversary of Dr. No. No accounts, no trackers, no downloads: just a randomized cipher challenge and a love of the series.
The concept
Bond fans mark 5 October because Dr. No reached UK cinemas on that date in 1962. For one day, this site turns that anniversary into a playable briefing: SPECTRE has armed a device, and you disarm it by solving a stack of randomized modules.
Every run is generated fresh. Modules, cipher keywords, wire rules, keypad facts, memory sequences and binary bytes all change, so replaying genuinely gives a new puzzle.
How the scoring works
- 100 points per cleared module
- +5 points per second left on the clock
- −20 points per miss (and seconds lost in timed modes)
- Ranks: Probationary Recruit → Field Agent → Double-O Candidate → 00 Agent → 007
Accessibility & privacy
- Works with keyboard and touch; visible focus outlines throughout.
- Light and dark themes, remembered locally.
- Respects prefers-reduced-motion.
- Semantic headings, ARIA labels and live regions for game feedback.
- Memory nodes use both colour and a shape glyph.
- Best scores and theme are stored only in your own browser; a try/catch means the site still works if storage is blocked.
- No analytics, no cookies, no external requests except Google Fonts.
Credits
Design, code and writing: Daily Made — a small daily web studio that builds one new site every day.
Built with plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Type set in Cinzel, Space Grotesk and JetBrains Mono. All artwork (seal, favicon, social preview) is original SVG.
Disclaimer
This is an unofficial, non-commercial fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Eon Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Amazon MGM Studios or the Ian Fleming estate. “James Bond”, “007”, “SPECTRE” and related names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here for identification and commentary only.
Sources
Facts on this site were compiled and cross-checked from these public references (all accessed 4–5 October 2026):
- Dr. No (film) — release date and Global James Bond Day
- List of James Bond films — years, actors, directors, budgets, box office
- Music of the James Bond series — title songs, performers, chart peaks, Oscar wins
- List of James Bond gadgets — gadgets by film
- List of James Bond vehicles — cars and other vehicles
- List of James Bond villains — villains and henchmen
- Days of the Year — Global James Bond Day
- Google News — “Bond 26” coverage (for why-now context)
Cipher descriptions (Caesar, Atbash, ROT13, Morse, ASCII, Vigenère, one-time pad, Enigma) are general knowledge, written in our own words.
Ready to disarm it?
Train in Field Test, then take on Standard or Blofeld's Gauntlet and share your rank.