Inscryption

Despite a messy story and some questionable puzzles, Inscryption is still an absorbing horror experience. It manages to be disturbing and unsettling even while teaching you the ins and outs of a robust card game. Not many games can balance teaching their players then immediately betraying their trust with breaking the fourth wall, but this game makes it seem effortless.

Inscryption kept my attention until the very end. The plot, the dark theme, and the mysterious mechanics is so well thought out that I have to give it an enthusiastic two thumbs up. The only downside that I can think of is that replayability might be limited after the first couple of play throughs. Even with that said, this title is worth the price of admission.

Overall, Inscryption is weird, freaky, and generally enjoyable. I wasn’t a huge fan of the twists and turns, but don’t let that be a deterrent. Those twists are something you should experience for yourself, rather than have them spelled out for you. If you’re a fan of strange, you’ll more than likely be a fan of Inscryption.