Type:Rider

	Immerse yourself in this fascinating and unique experience to uncover the history and secrets of Fonts & Characters! GenreArcade DRMNone Rating	Purchase $4.99 Buy Now Buy Now Gift to Friend Add to Wishlist Add to Wishlist X

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GenreArcade Indie
PublisherPlug In Digital
Release Date11/7/2013
LanguagesEnglish, French, Italian, German, Spanish

Incarnate 2 dots and travel through the ages of typographic styles and techniques. From the rock paintings of prehistoric times to Pixel art of the 2000’s, solve all the riddles by riding the most popular fonts and characters (Garamond, Helvetica, Times New Roman, Pixel, Comic Sans...) in a very captivating musical and visual environment.

Type:Rider is an adventure puzzle game that brings gaming experience to a whole new daring level.

10 worlds echoing key periods of the typograhy’s history
Breath-taking artworks and musical vibes
Immersive and intriguing atmosphere
3 types of controls: accelerometer, buttons and intuitive
Great historical archives and paintings

Mac Requirements	Minimum Supported	Will It Run?
Mac OS X	10.6.8	Download the MacGameStore App to compare your Mac's information in real-time. Get the Mac App
CPU Type	Intel Mac Only
CPU Cores	2
CPU Speed	Any
System RAM	2 GB
Drive Space	500 MB
Video RAM	Any
Video Card	Any

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4.4

From 11 Shoppers

5		7
4		2
3		1
2		1
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by Martin M.9, - Jul 31st 2017

Good game when you are bored and want to know some history about letters

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A small art piece!

by Yeves Hummels, United Kingdom - May 26th 2016

A very beautiful and educational indie game with a good idea. That is a fantasitic way to demonstrate the history.

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A bit of a snooze for me

by Lisa in New Jersey, USA - Nov 15th 2015

The point of this game is to explore different fonts by steering two dots through the shapes of the letters. As a previous review noted, it takes some coordiation to manage that. But I was left thinking, "What's the point?" I'm not interested in the history of typography. The name should have stopped me from buying it. If you like typography, go for it. Otherwise, stay away. If not, it's a big yawn.

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