Alphabet

Alphabet is a 3D wire-action game with 26 stages shaped like letters of the alphabet. You use wire movement, puzzle-solving and precise control to complete each stage’s missions, with the main objective of reaching the destination.

Wire movement

Left-click to attach a wire, then right-click repeatedly or hold the button to pull yourself along it. You can adjust the pulling force across four levels to change your speed. The wire can attach at any distance, but retracts if it touches a wall, so you must attach it again. Many stages cannot be cleared by simply moving quickly with the wire.

Stage missions

Later stages become more difficult and introduce more varied missions. For example, the X stage asks you to avoid bullets crossing in a cross pattern, the V stage requires you to knock down all the bowling pins, and the U stage has you guide a car along a U-shaped road.

Stage hazards

The stages include obstacles and gimmicks that call for precise control:

• Walls that wires cannot attach to
• Blocks that can be moved by attaching the wire
• Laser traps
• Slippery floors
• Bullet dodging