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Featured News / Inscryption announced, from the creator of Pony Island

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Inscryption announced, from the creator of Pony Island

Posted by:
Jake Sapir
on August 11, 2020 August 11, 2020

Daniel Mullins has made a name for himself by producing unique games with dark atmospheres, which end up being far more than they seem at first. There’s quite a fan base around the legendary Pony Island, one of my personal favorite indie games of all time. His follow-up, The Hex, begins as an exploration of video game genres, but becomes so much more. Now, Mullins has announced his next project, Inscryption.

 

The Steam page for the game, coming out in 2021, describes it this way: “Inscryption is an inky black card-based odyssey that blends the deckbuilding roguelike, escape-room style puzzles, and psychological horror into a blood-laced smoothie. Darker still are the secrets inscrybed upon the cards…” Knowing the creator’s history, I’m sure there’s even more to it than that. If you want to get a taste of what to expect, a trailer launched today:

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Inscryption arrives on Steam in 2021. And if you still haven’t played Pony Island, I implore you to correct that mistake.

Open the bio of Jake Sapir

On the cutting edge of early 90's technology, Jake entered the world of gaming through edutainment titles like The Oregon Train and Number Munchers. His first true video games were Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Aladdin for the Sega Genesis (or Mega Drive) and he was hooked immediately. The very concept of playing games on the TV excited him, let alone such exciting ones.

As a child at the start of the 3D revolution, he only wanted one thing: a Playstation. But it was too expensive, so he decided on the Nintendo 64. That Nintendo 64 kid in the famous video? It isn't him, but it's a pretty good representation of his reaction on that birthday.

Constant trips to Blockbuster in the cold Chicago winter to rent Super Mario 64 were common until the game became easier to find. Then one day, reading Nintendo Power, he saw news of a game called Zelda. Nintendo was making a 3D Zelda game, and though he had no idea what that meant, he knew he had to get this game that people kept talking about.

From the moment he received the golden cartridge from his grandmother (who happens to be named Zelda), it was clear: Ocarina of Time was and still is his favorite video game ever.

Unlike the stereotypical Nintendo fan, though, his taste in games is varied. He splits his time between the likes of Skylanders, Forza, Destiny, Pokemon, and Kingdom Hearts. He is a proponent of many failed consoles, having spent countless hours with the Game.com, Neo Geo Pocket, N-Gage, Dreamcast, and even the Virtual Boy.

One step into his Chicago apartment shows his devotion, from the Master Sword on the wall to the Portal Gun on the shelf. An avid player of both video and tabletop games, he hopes to prove that not all accountants are boring.

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