
In this online 2-player co-op puzzle adventure, you and a friend become Inkwellers and dive into Celiphia’s magical journal. Work together, communicate clearly, and solve puzzles hidden within its pages.
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Beware! The game requires both players to have microphones and a stable internet connection. Also this game works in co-op mode only. Both players must communicate effectively to navigate the challenges and solve the puzzles. The game takes 4-6 hours to complete!
When a mysterious client leaves an old, dusty journal under your shop's door, its powerful magic is impossible to ignore. As the Inkwellers, you and your partner dive into the worlds hidden within enchanted journals, working together to solve puzzles, overcome magical challenges, and find a way forward.
Beyond the journal’s pages awaits a world shaped by magic, mystery, and strange challenges. To move forward, you and your partner must rely on each other — sharing clues, connecting ideas, and solving puzzles together.
Features:
Co-op Gameplay: This game is designed exclusively for two players. You'll need to work together, combining your wits and skills to solve puzzles and progress through the story.
Look closely, share what you find, and work together to understand each challenge before putting the solution into action.
Immersive Experience: Communication is crucial. Speaking to each other and sharing discoveries will be key to solving puzzles and advancing in the game.
Can you and your partner solve the puzzles hidden within the journal and find your way back? Step into a magical world built for two, where communication, teamwork, and careful observation are the only way forward.
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Languages: English*, Polish*, French*, Turkish*, Dutch*, Portuguese - Brazil**languages with full audio support
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TLDR: Not fun, only annoing. GLHF if you are colorblind like me :D Buggy game with a hint system that just gives the solutions. Puzzles that just takes time to move things around with timings, no skill just frustrating. Very unblanced when the players are split up in terms of what you can do. Music becomes repetitive after some time as well. Story is nothing to write home about.
the game is so good and i enjoyed it a lot! we need more games like this or maybe inkwellwers 2 ! thanks for this amazing game.
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Sehr schönes Spiel. Hat ca. 5,5 Std. Spielspaß gebracht. Nicht zu schwer, nicht zu einfach. Perfekt für einen cozy Spieleabend zu zweit!
Great Game, Great Art Direction and fun puzzles. Hal way through the game.
I really wanted to like this game. I liked chapters 1-6 but after that the puzzles didn't work or make sense. The story was ehh. I think there is still alot of work to be done to get it fully playable. Hints were the solutions. The music got annoying after a while. Started out fun but ended in disappointment.
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Please fix the bugs and we'll revisit it (For Devs: Specifically the symbols not being shown on constellations like sunset, sunrise, night, day. And in the big crystal room the 3 crystal dust have a really bad habit it falling into furniture and going missing; a reset items button would be amazing so we dont have to restart the entire level)
An incredibly lovely game to escape the chaos of life. Took a total of 3.5 hours for us to complete 1 playthrough. A few puzzles were slightly confusing, but I was much happier with the effort the developers spent making the puzzles unique and interesting once you figured them out. We experienced nearly no glitches or bugs during the playthrough at all, let alone any that restricted our ability to continue the game. For $10 this is an easy recommendation if you have someone to play it with!
[h1]A Fantastic Co-Op Puzzle Adventure[/h1] [b]Inkwellers[/b] is exactly the kind of co-op puzzle game I love: creative, atmospheric, and genuinely built around communication. This is not just a puzzle game where a second player is added for convenience. The entire experience is designed around two people talking, observing, sharing clues, connecting ideas, and slowly figuring things out together. Every puzzle encourages real teamwork, and that makes the whole adventure feel much more rewarding. [h2]What Makes It Great[/h2] [list] [*][b]Excellent co-op design:[/b] both players feel equally important throughout the game. [*][b]Clever puzzles:[/b] some sections are definitely challenging, but in a satisfying way. [*][b]Great atmosphere:[/b] the magical journal setting fits the game perfectly. [*][b]Beautiful visual style:[/b] the graphics are exactly right for the tone and identity of the game. [*][b]Strong communication focus:[/b] talking, comparing clues, and working together are essential. [/list] [h2]A True Two-Player Experience[/h2] One thing I really appreciated is that there is no meaningful difference in importance between Player 1 and Player 2. Both players have things to discover, both players need to contribute, and both players feel involved from start to finish. That may sound simple, but in co-op puzzle games it is not always guaranteed. Inkwellers handles this extremely well, and because of that, both me and my partner enjoyed the experience equally. [h2]The Puzzles[/h2] The puzzles are a lot of fun, especially if you enjoy games that make you stop, think, and communicate properly. Some parts can be difficult, but they are enjoyable to discover and satisfying to solve. The game does a great job of making progress feel earned without turning the challenge into frustration. [h2]The Only Small Downside[/h2] The only real downside is for completionists. If you want to complete the game properly and collect every page for the related achievement, you should be ready to set aside around [b]4–5 hours in one session[/b] to go through all the levels carefully. It is not a major flaw, but it is definitely something worth knowing before starting, especially if you care about collecting everything. [hr][/hr] [h2]Final Verdict[/h2] [b]Inkwellers[/b] is a fantastic co-op puzzle adventure with a charming setting, clever challenges, great atmosphere, and excellent teamwork-focused gameplay. It is beautifully presented, fun to play, and perfectly balanced between mystery, communication, and puzzle solving. If you enjoy co-op puzzle games and have someone to play with, this is absolutely worth your time. [b]Highly recommended.[/b]
Awesome visual graphism, puzzle not that hard but yet not simple. I really enjoyed it. I hope for a Inkwellers 2. ------------- Les visuels sont vraiment super beaux. Les énigmes pas facile, pas difficile, juste ce qu'il faut. J'espère vraiment un Inkwellers 2 ! Je recommande !
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