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Inscryption mobile port announced five years after original release

Developer Daniel Mullins Games has announced that the psychological horror card game Inscryption is coming to mobile devices.

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Developer Daniel Mullins Games announced over the weekend that the roguelike card game Inscryption is coming to mobile devices. Digital Trends and Engadget both reported that the mobile port was revealed during a fifth anniversary livestream. The studios have not yet announced an official release date for the mobile version. [1][2]

Inscryption originally released for PC on October 19, 2021. According to Digital Trends, the game mixes deck building card battles, escape room puzzles, and psychological horror mechanics. [1]

In the game, players take on the role of a captive forced to play a card game against a mysterious antagonist named Leshy inside a remote cabin. Players construct decks using cryptid creatures and sacrifice cards to generate resources during battles. The story unfolds across three acts, incorporating pixel art exploration and puzzle solving. [4]

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In short

  • Daniel Mullins Games announced a mobile port of Inscryption during a fifth anniversary livestream.
  • Inscryption originally launched for PC on October 19, 2021.
  • The developers have not yet revealed a release date for the mobile version.

Sources

Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.

  1. [1]Five years later, Inscryption is finally bringing its creepy card game to mobileDigital Trends, 16d ago (the report this story comes from)
  2. [2]After Five Years, Inscryption Is Finally Coming To MobileEngadget, 16d ago

Background

  1. [3]Pokémon fan games on Wikipedia
  2. [4]Inscryption on Grokipedia

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