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Lex Arbor: Learning an alien language

A language-learning puzzle game. Wake up face to face with an unknown creature, and learn to communicate in an alien language, from simple words to weird complex structures. Feel it, learn it, express it... and uncover the truth behind why you're here.

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About the Game

You wake up in an unfamiliar room. A strange creature stands before you, "speaking" in a language you've never seen.

It's a language unlike anything you've encountered: built from circular structures and diamond-shaped symbols.

To escape the place that holds you, you have no choice but to feel, learn, and use their language... and eventually, communicate with them.

In Lex Arbor, the language is the puzzle. Pick up words through context, figure out the grammar by observation, and use the sentence editor to construct what you want to say.