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Unique lil game. It definitely has a unique solution too.

Probably not the way I was supposed to solve it but here is the python script I made to find the answer :) 

(in rot13 cuz thats the trend i guess):

fbyhgvbaf = []
# Ybbc guebhtu nyy cbffvoyr pbqrf naq zngpu gurz gb gurve uvag nafjref
sbe v va enatr(0, 10000):
    pbqr = [vag(qvtvg) sbe qvtvg va fge(v).msvyy(4)]
    # Uvagf 1 naq 4 arrq gb or snyfr sbe erqhaqnapl
    uvag = [Snyfr, Snyfr, Snyfr]
    vs pbqr[0] == 1 be pbqr[0] % 2 == 0:
        pbagvahr
    vs pbqr[1] == 2:
        uvag[0] = Gehr
    vs pbqr[2] == 3:
        uvag[1] = Gehr
    vs pbqr[3] > fhz(pbqr[:3]):
        uvag[2] = Gehr
    fbyhgvbaf.nccraq([pbqr, uvag])
# Pbhag bppheeraprf bs rnpu havdhr uvag
uvag_pbhagf = {}
sbe _, uvag va fbyhgvbaf:
    uvag_ghcyr = ghcyr(uvag)
    uvag_pbhagf[uvag_ghcyr] = uvag_pbhagf.trg(uvag_ghcyr, 0) + 1
# Cevag pbqrf jvgu havdhr uvagf
sbe pbqr, uvag va fbyhgvbaf:
    vs uvag_pbhagf[ghcyr(uvag)] == 1:
        cevag(pbqr)

How does your code work? How does it know it has guessed the right password? And is this a bruteforce crack?