Inked: A Tale of Love
Release Date: April 26, 2018
A platform/logic game developed by Somnium Games. The player assumes control of a nameless ronin who embarks on a quest to find Aiko, his missing love interest. The title sports characteristic graphics that are reminiscent of ink-on-paper drawings.
Inked is a platform game developed by Somnium Games, and released by Starbreeze, a studio known from numerous titles, including Syndicate.
The player assumes control of a ronin drawn by Adam – a comic book author. One day, the author decides to move Aiko, the love of his life, away from him, forcing the ronin to embark on a rescue mission. It quickly turns out that the story is much deeper than it seems.
In Inked, the player is tasked with progressing through levels drawn by Adam which contain puzzles of varying difficulty levels. Some of them require using a switch that will extend a bridge. In other cases, one may need to use the power hidden in the hero’s sword to move objects such as drawbridges or boxes in order to unlock ageways that lead us forward.
Inked has been in development for over two years. During that time, the developers managed to create varied puzzles as well as unique graphics based on geometrical shapes that are similar to drawings drawn using a pen. Moreover, each map has one dominating color, such as white, green, or red. The end result makes the game unique and extraordinary.
Platforms:
PC Windows April 26, 2018
PlayStation 4 September 10, 2021
Xbox One September 10, 2021
Android March 2, 2021
Apple iOS March 2, 2021
Nintendo Switch August 26, 2021
Developer: Somnium Games
Publisher: Pixmain
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System Requirements for Inked Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i3 2.3 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB GeForce GTX 750 or better, 8 GB HDD, Windows 7.
Game Ratings for Inked Video Game.
PSX Extreme: 7.5 / 10 by B McCarthy
While it can be a downgrade and mimicry of the original 2018 release, Inked: A Tale of Love is a pleasant experience due to its superb artistry and laid-back puzzling. It may only be a few hours long, but it does not outstay its welcome, letting you finish mostly satisfied.
New Game Network: 60 / 100 by Charlie Nicholson
Inked tries in earnest to make a small folk tale into a wider allegory about creative expression, and though irable in theory, the self-reflexive bent ultimately hinders the sense of unease it creates through its pleasantly hand-drawn realm.
GameGrin: 7 / 10 by Brienne Rose
Its clever premise, powerful narrative (flawed though it may seem at times), and enjoyable mechanics - Inked's flaws come across as mostly minor nitpicks.
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