1) The daily result as a real shareable image. 2) A Museum unlock ceremony when cataloguing a new relic. 3) Guided onboarding explaining the controls on the first session, without giving away the puzzle's solution. 4) A new rare moon event, the Eclipse — two hidden gods at once, a new 'crossed shadow' clue, and an exclusive mythic rarity. 5) Ranking among private friend groups, with an invite code.

Each feature tested end-to-end — including hundreds of generated Eclipse puzzles just to confirm the solver always guarantees exactly one solution even with two gods hidden at once.

Touch controls: D-pad, interact button, notebook button. The screen rescales to fit any viewport size.

Optional account linking via email or Google — the game stays fully playable anonymously, but progress (ranking, relics, credits) can now follow across devices.

Fixed a few async races that froze the screen or burned CPU when navigating quickly between the Ruin and the Museum.

Codex Antiqua is a daily puzzle — part Wordle, part Einstein riddle — set in a fictional archaeological ruin. Every day, a new room with 5 gods, 5 elements, and a set of clues generated by a solver that guarantees exactly one logical solution.

Initial release: a playable prototype, a daily ranking via Supabase, a Museum of Relics that stores what has been deciphered, and a shop of excavation credits to personalize the Scriba.

The art is 100% procedural: stone, light, and cracks drawn by GLSL shaders, pixel by pixel, no off-the-shelf assets.