Word game Character Limit arrives on iPhone and iPad via App Store
The indie word game Character Limit, previously available on Steam, is now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Its developer says he will share the story of the port later this year.
Key takeaways
- Character Limit is now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
- The game was previously available on Steam.
- Developer Malcolm says he will discuss the port and its obstacles before the end of 2026.
Character Limit lands on iOS
The indie word game Character Limit is now available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, according to AppleInsider. The game was previously released on Steam, the PC games store.
AppleInsider reports that the developer, known as Malcolm, spent much of 2026 documenting how he built the game. He plans to discuss the App Store release and the obstacles he faced before the end of the year.
The publication describes the game as a test of linguistic skill under pressure. Details such as pricing and exact release timing are not confirmed in the available material.
Sources
- Malcolm's 'Character Limit' is on the App Store!Apple Insider
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