There’s a new Field-Ops Mission available for EPF agents. As always, click on your spy phone and head to the EPF HQ building to accept the assignment and get started. This time, Agent D has prepared a special stealth training exercise. She has hidden a micro-computer in an everyday object. You need to search the island for it, but remain undetected.

The object is hidden in the plant in the corner of the Coffee Shop. Once you stand over it, your spy phone will turn green and vibrate, and you can click on it to begin this week’s puzzle.

The puzzle this week is the Decrypt the Passcode game. You need to match the piece on the right with the correct one in the field of pieces on the left. When you complete the puzzle, you’ll get another EPF medal, which you can turn in for special gear.

There’s also a message from Dot at the end that mentions something about EPF classes. We’ll learn more next week.

With all the action going on in the past few weeks, it’s no surprise that Herbert’s behind things. As we know, he has returned and is making trouble for the EPF. In this week’s Field-Ops task, Gary informs us that Herbert is claiming that he has rebuilt the Protobot and wants you to check other electronic systems on the island for infection.

To complete this week’s task, head over to the DJ booth inside the Night Club. Your spy phone will turn green and then you can play this week’s puzzle. It’s the game where you have to move your robotic piece over a puzzle board by entering in a series of moves all at once. It’s easy to do if you plan it out carefully. You need to move over all three red circled squares without crashing five times to win. Check out the video to see how it’s done.

It’s hard to believe, but there have already been 25 Club Penguin EPF Field Ops Missions. As the 25th mission begins, we are told that the enemy has gone quiet. Your new assignment is to search for new enemy signals.

To get started, head to the EPF HQ to accept the new assignment. Your clue is to search near the ocean. Next, travel to the Cove and then waddle into the water all the way to the bottom right corner of the screen. Your EPF Spy phone will light up green and vibrate. Click on it to begin the puzzle for this week’s mission. It’s the Master Mind matching game where you need to keep guessing the pattern until you get all the right pieces in all the right spots.

There is a brand-new Field Ops Mission to play this week, even though it arrived a little later than usual. This time, the enemies have taken things right to the EPF House. Agents have been locked out of the EPF HQ and you need to go to the Everyday Phoning Facility, which is the secret front for the EPF HQ and help repair the system.

The first step, as always, is to click on your blinking red spy phone and travel to the HQ to accept the mission. This raises an interesting question: if everyone’s spy phone transports them directly to EPF HQ, why are people locked out? Anyway, accept the mission and then travel by map to the Ski Village. Walk into the EPF HQ and then stand directly underneath the monitor on the wall. Your phone will turn green and vibrate. Click it to begin the shape matching game and solve the mission.

Hard to believe, but there have now been twenty Club Penguin Field Ops missions. Maybe I’m having trouble believing there have been twenty because Club Penguin keeps repeating the same puzzles over and over again. This time, Gary needs us to seek out the final part for the new defenses, which is disguised somewhere on the island as a telephone.

To complete the mission, first click on your spy phone and head to the EPF Command Room, where you can accept the Field-Op. Now head to the inside of the mine and waddle up to the left corner, next to the red telephone on the desk. When you arrive in that spot, your spy phone light will turn green and it will ring and vibrate. Click on it to begin the puzzle.

The red telephone in the Mine is the key to finishing this week's Field Ops mission.

This week, the puzzle is the power up the chipset puzzle that we’ve seen several times before, beginning with Field Ops Mission 2 – Broken Antenna. The goal is to power up each of the chips with your remote battery. You can power up two of them and then you need to recharge. One of the chips is behind a lock, and you’ll need to pass over the key before you can access it. For the full walkthrough, check out the video.

The Club Penguin Field Ops missions continue with the nineteenth task in the series. This week, Gary needs EPF agents to search the island for more enemy signals. As always, your first stop should be the EPF Command Room to get the new assignment. Then go to the Beach and waddle down to the bottom right corner. When you arrive near the shore, your spy phone will light up green and begin to vibrate. Click it to begin this week’s puzzle.

The puzzle is a return of the Master Mind style puzzle that debuted just a few missions ago. In this game, you try to guess the correct arrangement of the pieces. Each time you make a guess, you’ll get feedback on how close you were. A green circle means you have the right symbol in the right spot. So don’t change it! A yellow-orange circle means right symbol but wrong spot. A red circle means wrong symbol. Keep guessing until you have all the right symbols in all the right spots.

When you complete the mission, you’ll get another point towards your EPF gear.

Another Field Ops mission is here. As always, click on your blinking red spy phone to begin and travel to the EPF Command Center to get your next assignment. This week, we learn that the EPF suspects that the villain behind all the vandalizing going on may not be Herbert after all! Does that mean we might have a new bad guy to fight in Club Penguin? I wonder who it could be? Well, the first thing is to finish this week’s mission. Accept the field op and then travel to the iceberg.

Stand up on the corner of the iceberg to start this week's Field Ops puzzle.

When you arrive, waddle up to the highest point on the ‘berg in the top left corner. Your spy phone light will turn green and it will vibrate. Click on it to start the puzzle. Once again, it’s the battery charging puzzle. Everyone’s puzzle board is different, but watch the video to see how it’s done.

Another week, another EPF Field Ops mission. This week takes us to the Clock Tower at the Snow Forts. The mission briefing this time pretty much tells you exactly where to go. To get started, click on your spy phone to go to the command center and then accept the new Field Ops mission. Then use your map to go to the Snow Forts. Walk under the target on the side of the Clock Tower and your spy phone light will turn green. Click on it to do the puzzle.

Stand under the target on the clock tower to do the puzzle for Field Ops 12.

Once again, the puzzle is the battery recharging game. I really hope Club Penguin starts adding some new puzzles into the EPF Field Ops mix because these are getting pretty boring.

P.S. Here’s a quick video of Club Penguin Field Ops 12 in case you’re having difficulty with either the puzzle game or finding the spot at the Snow Forts.

There’s another Field-Ops mission available today in Club Penguin. This is Field-Ops #11, Dangerous Speaker. Your assignment is to locate a speaker somewhere on the island that someone has rigged to cause serious damage. Just like with all Field-Ops missions, the first thing you need to do is report to the EPF Command Center to accept the assignment.

The speaker in the lower-left corner of the room is the dangerous speaker that has been rigged to do serious damage.

Once you’ve reported in and have the mission, go to the Lighthouse, which you can get to either using the Map or with your spy phone. Once inside, go to the very lower-left corner in the room and walk to the speaker that’s sitting up on the stage. When you pass by it, your spy phone will light up green and vibrate. Click it to do this week’s puzzle, which is a repeat of the circuit matching puzzle we’ve had several times before. After you match all the circuits, you’ll disable the speaker and complete the Field-Op. Good work, agent!

The mission is pretty easy to do but just in case it’s not totally clear, here is a video I made on YouTube that shows you exactly what to do.

At the end of Club Penguin Mission 11, Herbert’s super popcorn device exploded inside the Penguin Secret Agent Headquarters, damaging it and sending popcorn everywhere. With the latest update on Club Penguin, everyone can now see the popcorn in several different room. It appears in the HQ, the Sport Shop, and outside in the Ski Village, where the mission ended.

Inside the HQ, you’ll also see a sign that has a To-Do list for the PSA. The to-do’s are:

1. Eat all the popcorn.
2. Plan to catch Herbert.
3. Find a new HQ soon.

Does this mean the PSA will get a new HQ? Could that be what the sneak peek image from a few days ago was all about?

Popcorn inside the PSA HQ

Popcorn in the Ski Village