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The Glorious Glyphs Game

The Glorious Glyphs Game is similar to The Font Game, but as the name suggests, you have to identify the font, not from a string of letters, but from just one character, or glyph. I have built a kind of cheat-sheet with most of game’s glyphs (will complete it soon). This game isn’t timed.

When you’re done, why not take a look at some free fonts in our new font shop.

 

Results

#1. Which R belongs to Priori Acute?

#2. One of these letters belongs to Scala

#3. One of these glyphs is from Inkwell Tuscan

#4. One of these letters is from the typeface Maelstrom, designed by Kris Sowersby

#5. Which character is from the font Megalopolis?

#6. One of these was designed by Jonathan Barnbrook & Marcus Leis Allion for Hopeless Diamond

#7. One of these letters is from the AW Conqueror family

#8. One of these letters was drawn by Mark Simonson for his Kinescope font

#9. One of these letters belongs to Gerard Unger’s Swift

#10. One of these is from Template Gothic

#11. One of these ampersands belongs to Operator from H&Co.

#12. One of these belongs to Cyrus Highsmith’s Occupant Gothic

#13. Which glyph is from Decorata?

#14. One of these asterisks belongs to Copperplate Gothic

#15. Which is the Gill Sans R?

#16. The M from Curlz is…

#17. Kris Holmes & Charles Bigelow drew which M for Lucida Handwriting Italic?

#18. The @ from Cooper Black is…

#19. Can you spot the @ from Comic Sans?

#20. Which is the Archer S?

#21. One of these glyphs is from Indie Inline by Argentinian foundry, Lián Types

#22. Only one K belongs to Commercial Type’s Dala Floda

#23. One of these section marks belongs to Forza

#24. Which e belongs to Adobe Jenson?

#25. Can you spot the Rockwell m?

#26. Eskapade Fraktur was designed by Alisa Nowak & published by TypeTogether. Find its A.

#27. Sandrine Nugue designed the typeface Orientation. Can you spot its a?

#28. Select the g from Zuzana Licko’s Matrix Inline

#29. Which is the O from Tal Leming’s Ohm typeface?

#30. One of these letters is from Erik Spiekermann’s Officina

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