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Separately, I've got the Epic Games Store version so I don't think I can install Kaycee's Mod, but I take it the fundamental card game is quite similar to Slay the Spire's? I've had that on Switch for three years now and have never properly checked it out, and seeing as I loved the the card game in this, I should probably rectify that.While most of Inscryption is spent battling through its deck-building card game, every so often, your wins and losses will give you new insights into solving the puzzles scattered around the cabin around you. If it had pulled something like that off then it really would have been special. Ultimately, like you, I wanted a bit more closure from the story and a little less ambiguity to give me a proper gut punch at the end, which this didn't quite deliver. I also found the four hidden files in the holo-world with the pictures attached to them, which suggested something about Luke's sister dying and how he used his obsession with cards as a way to escape his grief, but this story thread didn't really go anywhere, and I couldn't figure out whether his sister's death was related to the game, or whether it was just incidental.

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It was a shame, therefore, when I only realised after seeing the credits that most of these things are all but unsolvable unless you look at guides, or they're linked to the ARG, which I'd never have been able to figure out, and which has got an entire community of people still trying to solve.įor example, I took a screenshot of the post-it note in one of the videos with the Mycologist code on it, thinking I'd need it for something I found one of the symbols for the totem with the three symbols on it in the robot lair, but not the others I found all six rabbit pelts to unlock the Karnoffel cards, but couldn't really make sense of what the Trader was saying about them, and I couldn't get him to repeat his lines, either. From looking at the Google Doc you posted on page 2 of this thread, there are lots of things relating to the ARG that I noticed and made a note of as I was playing, expecting to be able to find more clues about them later. It's cool, but I was also slightly disappointed that there's so much stuff I could never hope to figure out by myself (I thought it was quite similar to Fez, in that respect). It's 'triffic.Ĭan anyone give me a non-spoilery indication of how much more I've got left to go? It feels like I've been playing for a while now and things are coming to a head a bit more, but then again I only get a couple of hours to myself in the evenings, and that's if I'm lucky, but this has completed monopolised my leisure time. I'm guessing she was the game's first victim

I've unlocked the door to the trapper's room and have handed over a couple of rabbit pelts to learn some secrets, but I don't really know what they mean yet, though Kaycee's name is coming up a lot. I'm now up to where I'm playing the game in the non-game world, if you get me - the robot room within the holo-world.

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This stopped, eventually, but only because the boss had to scrap the rule and told me off for breaking the game, ha! I managed to get him by the skin of my teeth in the end, playing the item that turns all empty spaces into Explode Bots, but it was pretty damn hairy. Anyway, both rules combined led to this endless chain reaction where Leap Bots kept getting played and then immediately getting killed, only to be replaced by another Leap Bot, then killed, over and over and over again. That was pretty hectic: I had a setup where every time a card died a Leap Bot was played, then another rule where every card took damage at the start of a turn, or something like that. I beat the magic boss equivalent in the robo world tonight, the one where you have to make up the different rules.

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