Observed arrival · 2026-10-27
Neograms turns invented languages into decoding puzzles
A daily puzzle asks players to infer an invented language by matching glyph phrases with their English translations.
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- People who enjoy language and logic puzzles
- Worth noticing
- A small mark above, beside, or below a glyph changes it, while each glyph otherwise maps to the same word.
Field notes
The instructions describe a mapping system rather than a conventional vocabulary quiz: repeated glyphs supply clues, and small positional marks alter their meaning. Players can highlight matching glyphs and words, then test their understanding in both directions by decoding and encoding. The page also lists bonus and recent-puzzle sections, though the extracted view does not confirm that those puzzles are playable.
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