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Somnium Games d.o.o. / Aug 27, 2021 / Adventure, Casual, Indie
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CompareInked is a narrative-driven puzzle game set in a world of beautiful ballpoint pen-drawn landscapes. Playing as the Nameless Hero, you will solve intriguing puzzles while searching for your love Aiko.
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Hey everyone, We're happy to announce that we've regained publishing rights for Inked! Additionally, we've added a minor sandbox mode that allows you to play around with an endless amount of objects. Also remember that you can play the 2018 version of Inked, in a separate beta track. Thank you for your continued support! Sincerely, Somnium Games
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85% positive, 132 reviews
Loved it. Beautiful story and design with an interesting art style too
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-19
Thought that this game would be similar to GRIS, unfortunately the story didn't really resonated with me. The art looks beautiful, however the puzzles sometimes are a little bit buggy and they can be really annoying. The music was alright but nothing special
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-05
I'm sorry to say it because I can see there is some personal feeling from the creators in this game, but I don't think the game was interesting. To sum up my experience with it: - The puzzles were too simple or straightforward, with not enough interacting pieces. - The story was to linear and flat, and narrated with simple dialogues that were voicevered in a way that didn't moved me. - The art style was interesting...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-05
There might be a fun game here, but you have to watch a 10 minute walking simulator between each puzzle. Someone decided watching the repetitive cutesy animations was more important than playing the game, oh well.
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-23
The visual style was what initially caught my attention with Inked: A Tale of Love, and thankfully the gameplay was enjoyable enough to keep me interested throughout. The puzzles are one of the strongest parts of the game. There's a good variation between them, they're well balanced, and the environments and mechanics are incorporated nicely into the puzzles. The gameplay generally feels good, and new mechanics...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-15
Very cute style and some simple but engaging puzzles, but it's unfortunately too clunky for me to recommend. There are parts of the game where the control when moving objects just fails and gets you needlessly stuck. You can solve the puzzles easily but then just not be able to actually put the solution into place because things don't lock correctly. Very disappointing...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-07
my oh my. I went absolutely blind to Inked, and mostly because I am learning to play with controller. And I absolutely wasn't ready for such a lovely, emotional and beatiful experience. Unique visual with simple yet sometimes head-scratching moments, absolutely gorgeous soundtrack and humane vibe. I can't recommend it more if you want something casual but not without a purpose and you enjoy puzzles as well. Loved...
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-11
I was drafting a review of this game's narrative in my head while playing through it for the last achievement, but then I got to a point where I couldn't be bothered to go into detail, so I'll be quick. The narrative makes no sense. Is the Artist simply going through grief? Then his actions in the story are nonsense. Especially what he does to Aiko and how he talks to the Nameless Hero about it. Is the Artist...
10 found this helpful, 2026-04-11
I'm very much on the fence about recommending or otherwise this game. On the positive side, It has a beautiful hand-drawn 3D view art style & shading, in which the two characters, the Hero and his love Aiko, though very small and without much detail, can communicate action & emotion (I particularly liked the way the Hero looks around while travelling on a moving platform in the Factory level). The puzzles, based...
5 found this helpful, 2026-04-29
Have you ever wanted to experience "Loss" but in an artistically pleasing form? I played through this game for the first time after seeing the map release for Escape Simulator. Loved the map, and thought "Wow, what an amazing style. I'd love to play the game that inspired this map." I downloaded the game for $4.49 (50% discount) and went into it thinking it was going to be an amazing puzzle game with an...
8 found this helpful, 2026-04-15