Inscryption is a masterpiece of gameplay and storytelling

Few games manage to blend genres as seamlessly as Inscryption. Developed by Daniel Mullins, this psychological horror deck builder is not just a game, it’s an experience. With its unique fusion of escape room puzzles, roguelike deck building, and oppresive horror elements, Inscryption is a masterpiece that keeps players on edge from start to finish.

At its core, Inscryption is a deck building game, but it constantly evolves. The mechanics in each act bring fresh and unexpected twists, keeping the player engaged and challenged. From sacrificing creatures for stronger plays to the game manipulating your own files, using your steam friends as cards and even more. in Act 3, Inscryption continually redefines what a card game can be. Every new stage adds complexity and intrigue, making it impossible to put down.

Even though act 2 left me kinda underwhelmed at the beggining, I decided to play the game anyways and god, im glad i did. The game is a absolute masterpiece from gameplay and artstyle to storytelling, the plot twists and mechanics absolutely broke my mind. The last 40 minutes of the game and the ending got me speechless. I was like ,,what the hell just happened?!" when the credits started to roll.

Inscryption is more than just a game, its an absolute piece of art.
I give it a solid 9.5/10 and highly recommend it.

There is a guy who forces you to play a card game, and if you lose, he cuts you up and turns you into cards, 10/10 game.

It's like playing Magic: The Gathering with Satan while he runs you through a demonic D&D campaign where the rules are you die in the game you die in real life Matrix style, on shroomz.