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Inscryption is filled with strange little puzzles for you to figure out, some of which are the purposes of of the cards themselves. Inscryption is the kind of game that’s just packed with puzzles.

After you take down Golly during Inscryption's third act, you'll enter into the end game. At this point, it doesn't seem like you can actually fail, but with so much happening quickly, the ending ...

Welcome back to The Backlog! For February, we are diving into strategy games. This week we will be looking at the mysterious roguelike deck-building game of “Inscryption.” Published by Devolver ...

Inscryption's second act is immediately more open than Act 1. From the jump, you can decide between four different starter decks. Then, you get to decide which Scrybe you want to take on first. We ...

The Inscryption sliding puzzle is the first cabin puzzle in act one (the dark room). However, it can be hard to find it, and even harder to solve. After you get the code to the safe and collect the ...

Inscryption has lots of secrets lurking beneath the surface, and players learn pretty early on that something is amiss with the card game they are playing and the opponent who is testing them. But if ...

A gaming journalism veteran of ten-plus years and four-time IGF judge, largely attracted to indie games, new IPs, and in general, what could very well be the gaming world's next surprise hit. Divorced ...