Inkshade

this may just be the peakest peak game to have ever peaked

Great game

70% as good as Inscryption, which is still pretty good!

10/10 Play this till the end, Its is an incredible story with a great plot twist ending.

This game is amazing. I'd highly recommend it if you like Inscryption especially

Eventually I will keep trying to get somewhere close to the Roguelite experience that clearly exists beyond this really unpleasant beginning but -- YUCK! Every button push has the dull narrator that is resting entirely upon the implications of a different game yank your camera away from the environmental storytelling that was of actual interest in said different game. This narrator who, again, you have no connection with or even hint of understanding of is one that is just an insult machine. Lesh-dog at least kept the majority of the rude behavior for other narrative figures in the game. This, I suppose, does a better job of presenting what it is like to be held hostage by a sociopath. Making a player walk through the mechanics via fail states is annoying since, don't worry gurl -- I will probably fail all on my own. What's the worst that would happen? You have tell a story off rails in the first hour of a game? In a ROUGELITE?_? How ever would they figure out how to do some sort of modular storytelling based upon a gameplay loop? It's just an entirely strange choice to make. So, no, I don't think that this game does itself any favors in this opening section that indeed, I just find myself getting annoyed at whenever I try to engage with. I don't think that others should slog through it either. I think that there's some very large, glaring and easy changes to what *squints at clock* is hopefully only the first hour~ of tutorialization. I don't get the impression that this is the sort of production team that self-reflects or takes advice from plebs, but anything is possible in the world of video games so fingers crossed. You'll know if you're someone who finds bad tutorials a deal breaker or not and this, for me at least, is one of the worst because it includes reading insults from, again, the figure who has literally trapped me into the situation both within the narrative and in actuality via game design that I find hard to believe wasn't critiqued more harshly prior to release. Only some attachment to 'atmosphere' that's full blown toxic smog explains it having remained in this state through into full release.

Thank you for this creepy crawly adventure I really enjoyed it, it felt similar but turned out to be entirely different then Inscription, it's like warhammer just simpler and with wooden figurines.

Senator, I served with Inscryption. I knew Inscryption. Inscryption was a friend of mine. Senator, you're no Inscryption. (Prolonged shouts and applause.) What has to be done in a situation like that is to call in the—