Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
MojiBlade: Glyphs in the Arena
A browser game and guide where a chosen kanji, kana, symbol, or emoji becomes a 3D spinning blade, with font choices, COM battles, and survival rounds.
- For
- Players who enjoy physics toys and typography experiments
- Worth noticing
- The page says each glyph’s filled area sets its mass, while asymmetry affects its center of gravity and spin.
Field notes
The controls let players select kanji, kana, symbols, Latin characters, or emoji, then pair a glyph with one of four type styles. The page describes survival bouts, configurable COM matches, and a hiragana-only tournament; boosts spend six units of spin, while collisions may chip a glyph and change its balance. It says recent match records stay in browser storage and advertises a shared top-100 streak board, though the extract does not verify cross-player submissions.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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