1) IOS game 2) Printed words 3) Printing 4) Printing from raised type 5) Printing process 6) Relief printing 1) Text 
• (n.) Print; letters and words impressed on paper or other material by types; -- often used of the reading matter in distinction from the illustrations.
Method of printing from raised surfaces. A letter press is the kind of press used.
A relief printing method. Printing is done using cast metal type or plates on which the image or printing area are raised above the nonprinting areas. Ink rollers touch only the top surface of the raised areas; the nonprinting areas are lower and do not receive ink. The inked image is transferred directly to the page, resulting in type of images th...
A printing method that stamps ink onto paper, using raised lettering.
Printing from images with a raised surface which are inked and impressed directly onto the surface of the material.
Let'ter·press` (-tẽr*prĕs`) noun Print; letters and words impressed on paper or other material by types; -- often used of the reading matter in distinction from the illustrations. « Letterpress printing, printing directly from type, in distinction from printing from plates.» 
a printing process where ink is transferred from raised areas to the substrate under pressure.
One of the most popular styles of printing used on wedding invitations, letterpress printing occurs when a plate with raised text (think a rubber stamp) is inked, and then pressed into paper. Letterpress doesn’t usually produce a noticeable relief texture—ask your stationer about embossing and debossing if you want more of a 3D effect—however...
This is a vintage-style printing with a deep impression. This is the opposite of embossing, which produces a raised image. 
Method of printing from raised surfaces, either metal type or plates whose surfaces have been etched away from image areas. Also called block printing.
Method of printing from raised type, pioneered by Johann Gutenberg in Europe in the 1450s
Printing that utilizes inked raised surfaces to create the image.