WordVolt

Six steel rings nested one inside another, twelve letters on each. The rings turn and click into the positions of a dial. Words read along a radius — from the outer ring to the centre: twelve radii, twelve words.

The outer ring does not move, it is the body. Five inner ones turn, and there are almost a quarter of a million ways to set them. One is right.

Finished words almost never appear on screen until the very end, so you go not by words but by their beginnings: «КО» and «ПО» exist, «ЪФ» does not. When a ring stands right, the bolt answers with a dull click — in the main mode that is the only answer the game gives.

The safe has a right order of opening, and it costs half as much as any other. The game does not name it.

Campaign. More than a hundred levels: rings are added gradually, then shutters come in one at a time, a half-closed door and reverse reading.

Daily safe. The same safe for everyone, a results table, a player level and a streak of days — from Apprentice to Legend of the Vault.

Duels. One safe for two by link, the room lives for three days. Playing at the same time is not required.

Vault. Gold for safes cracked, melting down, eight hints in the shop. No set of hints opens the safe for the player.

Three modes — kids, main and “safecracker”, without sound or highlighting but with double gold.

Russian, Azerbaijani, English. The dictionaries are drawn from frequency sources and cleaned by hand: ordinary nouns only, no abbreviations, names or coarse words. The interface is Russian for now.