Inscryption is a deck-building-style videogame designed by Daniel Mullins Games.
Format
Style of Play:
- Online native experience (can NOT be played IRL)
- Play on-demand
- Includes video segments
- Point-and-click
- Interactive NPCs
Who is it For?
- Adventure seekers
- Story seekers
- Scenery snobs
- Fans of deck-building and rogue-like games
Required Equipment: computer with internet connection
More specifically, you’ll need a Windows PC with the minimum system requirements outlined on the Steam store.
Recommended Team Size: 1-2
Play Time: Times will vary. Players familiar with (and skilled at) this style can beat the main story in 12-15 hours, but without prior experience the game will take closer to 30-40 hours. It will take even longer if you seek out all the secrets hidden in the game.
Price: $19.99 on Steam
Booking: play at your leisure
Description
We were trapped in a cabin playing a deck-building card game against a sinister man with terrifying eyes.
This is a story-driven adventure made up progressively challenging battles using powerful cards to beat a variety of opponents. As you play, you learn how to improve your card deck and use different strategies to increase your odds of winning and progressing through the game.
We could solve a handful of point-and-click puzzles that yielded additional power-ups for the card game. Gameplay evolved, but deck-building and card battles were always central to the experience.
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