Glyph (Lite)
Free GameAbout Glyph (Lite)
Glyph is a simple yet challenging puzzle game, designed to test your logical thinking. Each puzzle consists of a series of switches and artifacts, with a circuit connecting them.
A tutorial mode is included to help you get to grips with the basic puzzle concepts.
New content is always on the way.
A tutorial mode is included to help you get to grips with the basic puzzle concepts.
New content is always on the way.
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Android
4.0.3+
4.0.3+
Android game
Game History & Updates
What's Changed
- Added Russian translation
The level editor is now available in the lite version!
Your feedback has been much appreciated! I am putting together some more level packs and I want to include some of the user-submitted levels - make sure you include your name if you want to be credited as the author! Happy puzzling!
To submit a puzzle for inclusion in subsequent releases, simply use the 'Email Developer' link below.
- Added Russian translation
The level editor is now available in the lite version!
Your feedback has been much appreciated! I am putting together some more level packs and I want to include some of the user-submitted levels - make sure you include your name if you want to be credited as the author! Happy puzzling!
To submit a puzzle for inclusion in subsequent releases, simply use the 'Email Developer' link below.
More downloads Glyph (Lite) reached 100 - 500 downloads
What are users saying about Glyph (Lite)
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by R####:
by R####:
Awesome app and love the way tutorials are done.
by H####:
What has the word glyph to do with electric circuits? As far as I humbly know, when a fuze fuzes, it doesn't transmit any more electricity through. Switches are normally on when they are pointing up, not down, that's a convention. Graphics could be a little better. I get that it is in a minimalistic/sketch style but, hey, what about HD displays? Maybe if it was not related to electricity it could be more realistic... Something that gives the contrary that receives (or part of the circuit is missing there)?