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Worderia

Worderia is a cozy factory-automation game about letters. Mine glyphs, process them with casers, stylers, and painters, transport them along conveyor belts, and deliver them to the Hub, where they're assembled into the target word.

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Sergei Chemodanov
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Sergei Chemodanov
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About the Game

A factory game where the resource is the alphabet

Worderia turns typography into industry. Letters lie in the ground like ore — extract them, ship them on belts, and deliver them to the central Hub to spell real words.

Build the pipeline

  • Extractors mine letters and paint straight from deposits

  • Belts carry your production; Splitters merge and balance lines

  • Underground tunnels dive beneath crossing belts

Typography is your tech tree

  • Upcaser and Lowcaser flip the case

  • Bolder, Italicizer, Underliner and Striker add text styles

  • The Painter colors letters with mined paint

  • The Cleaner strips a glyph back to plain

Every world is a new dictionary

Each playthrough gets its own sequence of level words and its own layout: deposits of every new letter appear just as you need them, while distant deposits come pre-styled — strip them clean, or profit when a level asks for that exact styled glyph.

Grow the factory

  • Endless levels — words get longer, quotas get higher

  • Unlock the full machine roster, then digit and punctuation deposits

  • Five upgrade tracks, paid for with the very symbols you produce

  • Blueprints: copy, rotate and paste whole factory blocks

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