Inscryption is one of those games that is best to go in to knowing as little as possible. At its heart, Inscryption is a card battle game similar to Magic: The Gathering. Put simply, you and your opponent play "creature" cards that battle against one another until you are able to deal enough damage directly to your opponent to snatch the win. But, like all of Daniel Mullins games, Inscryption cleverly fuses multiple genres and themes together in wildly unexpected ways. The end result is an experience far more interesting and memorable than what it initially seems. After my current 6+ hours of game time, I can easily say it is one of the most memorable games I have played in years. There is so much here to review and talk about, but unfortunately, doing so would spoil the core of what makes Inscryption so fantastic: the surprises. Ultimately, get Inscryption if you are in the mood for a card battler that experiments with multiple genres and game mechanics while offering a mysterious and secretive narrative to drive you forward. Highly, highly recommended.
