Kept getting told I needed to play this game. Not a huge fan of card games but I kept getting told it was a lot more than that. Now that I've finally took the plunge I've got to say its prit near a masterpiece. For starters the gameplay is really fun and very well designed. Every encounter is worked out perfectly down to a tee and even for someone like me who's not a huge fan of card games it was very fun and engaging to play. I feel like a big contributing factor to that is the games presentation, particularly in the first third. It draws you in right off the bat with the eerie cabin setting and your mysterious combatant and just throws things at you that make you question what's really going on and the only way to find out is to keep on going. It's really got some of the best presentation and vibes I've seen in a game ever. Then there is the overarching story itself, the lore of the game and its inhabitants, the story of Lucky Carder, and the dark meaning beneath it all, its a joy to unravel and learn more about the mysteries beneath it all. I've still got to get around to playing some of Kacee's Mod and get some more of that juicy lore but the main game itself was a delight and I can't wait to see more from Daniel Mullins.

"This hole.... it was made for me...."

- One of the most enjoyable experiences i had in a LONG time, this game really was made for me.
- The card game at its core is actually really solid and then it builds around it with variations and puzzles to attempt to achieve.
- The plot is good and the writing is great at some points and okay at others.
- Excellent OST.

So, this is my game of the year so far. The realm of solo game design always surprises with such innovation, and sometimes its almost impossible to believe it was made by a single person. The way the game infolds is so unbelievably well paced, whenever the themes and rules surrounding them changes, I'm constantly left in awe that they still had more in them. The actual deck-building mechanic is really interesting and the concept is simple enough, yet it has so much room for complexity if you choose to play that way. This was such a spectacular experience, i would not shut up about this for some time and i cant wait to see what Mullins comes up with next.

Creative as fuck.

Inscryption é definitivamente um dos jogos mais criativos que coloquei a mão, toda ideia em torno desse jogo é tanto quanto intrigante, fora a imersão que consegue ser suficiente a todo momento. Não tenho muitas ressaltas a mencionar, infelizmente a finalização não me pegou tanto, tirando de fato os momentos finais.