Runeomicon: Training Room
Practice rune drawing outside the ritual. Runeomicon: Training Room lets you train across multiple difficulty levels and sharpen your skills without the threat of failure. Learn the patterns, build muscle memory, and prepare yourself for the relentless pressure of the full ritual in Runeomicon.
Train for the Ritual. Embrace the Darkness. Summon the Goddess.
Runeomicon: Training Room is a free companion game to Runeomicon designed to help you master the most demanding part of the ritual: drawing runes under pressure.
This standalone experience lets you practice rune drawing without enemy waves, resource pressure, or ritual failure. Train different rune difficulty levels, improve your speed and precision, and build muscle memory before stepping into the full game.
Runeomicon: Training Room is not a demo of the full game. It is a tool. A place to experiment, practice, and understand how runes truly work before the ritual begins.
Three Training Modes to Sharpen Your Skills
Custom Mode
Choose exactly which runes you want to practice. Focus on specific tiers or individual runes to improve precision, consistency, and muscle memory. Custom Mode is ideal for isolating weaknesses and mastering difficult patterns at your own pace.
Free Mode
Practice with randomly generated runes drawn from the available pool. Free Mode simulates the unpredictability of the full ritual, helping you adapt quickly and maintain control as different runes appear without warning.
Time Mode
A pressure-focused version of Free Mode with a time limit. Draw as many runes as possible before time runs out, then review a summary showing how many runes you completed successfully and how many you failed. Designed to test speed, accuracy, and consistency under pressure.
The Training Room Is Built for Mastery
Runeomicon: Training Room allows you to practice runes up to Tier 3, with 16 unique runes per tier. Higher-tier runes are more demanding and reward cleaner execution, preparing you for the escalating pressure of the full ritual.
