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Version 1.29 · 2026-07-07
Bug Fixing
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.29, updated 2026-07-07.








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Forget everything you know about word puzzles.
SignCipher replaces the alphabet with a world of mysterious symbols, ancient signs, musical notation, and cryptic glyphs. Your mission? Decode them all.
Each puzzle hides a famous quote or fascinating fact — but every letter is replaced by a unique symbol. It could be a musical note, a runic glyph, an ancient cipher mark, or a geometric sign.
Tap a symbol, assign it a letter, watch the message come to life.
A New Visual Language Every Puzzle
SignCipher features multiple symbol sets so it never gets stale.
One puzzle challenges you with elegant musical notation — treble clefs, sharp signs, and dynamic markers. The next throws ancient runic glyphs at you, angular and mysterious. Then come mystical cipher alphabets where every letter A–Z is reimagined as a cosmic geometric symbol.
Each symbol set is a completely fresh cipher to crack.…
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