Tristan and Oliver find themselves locked in a dimly lit cabin putting their trust into talking cards, as they sacrifice Daniel Mullins’ Inscryption into these three bits:

• Talking Cards! - Exploring the game’s meta narrative design and novel narrative devices


• Sacrifice - How the game holds true to this one core thematic pillar throughout


• Cabin Fever - Blending roguelike deck building with escape room puzzling and beyond

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Tristan - @theatrewalker

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Some References:

Good Game Design - Inscryption: Dismantling a Genre - Snoman Gaming, video essay

Inscryption Game Designer Daniel Mullins chats with BAFTA Young Game Designers winners - Young BAFTA, video

How Inscryption Compels You With Meta Game Design ft. Daniel Mullins - The Escapist, video essay

Inscryption — How and Why - Mike Shepard, Medium (article)

How a game jam on "sacrifices" became Inscryption - Joel Couture, Game Developer (article)

How Inscryption breaks all the game design rules and prospers - GLHF, USA Today (article)