Glyph Mastery Reviews

It’s the best

K9NSP

It’s the best of the glyph training options, for sure. And it’s upped my glyph game immensely. But it appears that there are a couple glyphs missing. As well as a couple in the app that are no longer active. And that’s the only thing keeping me from adding that fifth star. It just needs an update.

Incomplete but still great

Phoenixfyrs

Although there are some missing glyphs (before, after, link, shield, field, them to name a few) I practiced with this app for thirty minutes every day for a month. I’ve gone from glyphing only level one and two portals to glyphing sevens and eights. In a week I’ve gone from 695 on my translator badge to 1600. This really works. I’d only like them to add the missing glyphs and include phrasing practice. Otherwise perfect app

Excellent practice for muscle memory

Bone chaser

This is a great app for practicing muscle memory to do hacks. The only downside I have is that “them” and “Osiris” aren’t included.

Pretty good.

The Sonic God

Missing three glyphs from the game — interrupt, before, after.

Awesome app for ingress

Cove|

This app is very useful. Being able to practice anytime makes it easier to get better faster. Please add newest glyphs for 2017 thanks.

Great practice; missing some glyphs.

Trevor Ray

I learned pretty much all of the glyphs in a couple days with this. It is missing a few, however. Interrupt, before, after, sustain, sustain all, & them. The missing glyphs are in play in the field currently. All in all, great app.

Missing 3 glyphs

Some available nickname

Awesome must-have for glyph hackers. Missing three glyphs that I’m aware of. “Before” - triangle on left side; center dot, and two on left. Not 100% sure of glyph name. “After” - triangle on right; center dot and two on right. Not 100% sure of glyph name. “Interrupt” - “close” + “before” (triangle on left + vertical line)

Awesome - Just What I Was Looking For

quade

Does exactly what it says on the box. My only suggestions for a improvements would be for a logical training program that started out with simple glyphs (like “simple”) and slowly progressed through to more complex ones. Would take advantage of learning opposites (like “past” and “future”) and finally would run through random series of set like we see in the game itself with increasing levels of difficulty (1 glyph, then 2 and so on) as well as a time component. That said, this is still a thing a beauty and MUCH needed by new players.

Great, Outstanding with minor changes

erichaley

This app is excellent for learning glyph names, but a simulated game would make it even better!

Just what I needed

eric.twinge

Practicing with this app over the weekend made glyph hacking waaaaay easier. This is perfect for learning and getting familiar with all the glyphs.