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Where to Find Truncate's Source Code and Credits

Truncate's client and server source code is published on GitHub at TruncateGame/Truncate, and the game's credits page lists its contributing artists,…

What Word Data and Assets Does Truncate Use?

Truncate draws its word data from four sources: the SCOWL Wordlist (MIT-like license), the Wordnik Wordlist (MIT), Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 3.0), and Wik…

Is Truncate Open Source, and What Can You Reuse?

Yes. Truncate (truncate.town) is open source: its client and server code are both published on GitHub at TruncateGame/Truncate, and its sprites are r…

How Truncate Works: Spelling Words to Cut Off and Conquer Your Enemy

Truncate is a word-based strategy game in which you spell words to cut off enemy territory and conquer their town. It is not a spelling contest or a …

What Is Truncate (truncate.town)?

Truncate is a word-based strategy game in which players spell words to cut off their opponent and conquer their town. The site at truncate.town is th…