Ink & Lore
A 99-floor roguelike of cards that vanish the moment they're played. Lead two guardians of living stationery into a picture book someone stopped drawing. Your cards are finite—choosing when to spend them is life or death. And at the end of the world waits the one who—
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Into a Picture Book Someone Stopped Drawing
You are inside a picture book someone stopped drawing. The ink has dried, the story has stopped mid-page, and the people in it are slowly being forgotten. Two guardians of living stationery travel 99 pages to win the lost tale back.Cards That Vanish When Used
Every card is consumable: play it once and it is gone forever. You don't "build" a deck—you decide when and where to spend a finite supply of cards. Every move carries weight, the way scrolls and wands do in a classic roguelike.Two Guardians
Choose two of the four guardians to form a party of two, each with their own HP, level, and equipment. A fallen ally can only be brought back with a revival item—save it, or use it now? As the bond between the pair deepens, new paths open in both story and battle.Growth & Equipment
Defeat enemies to level up. Equip a sword (attack), a shield (defense), and a bookmark (special effects), then upgrade and enchant them at the smithy. Cards, gear, and your gold all have to work together if you want to reach the depths.99 Floors, and What Waits at the Bottom
99 floors unlock in stages, with 10 bosses standing in your way. And on the deepest page, something is waiting for the two of you. What it is—you'll only find out at journey's end.A World Drawn in Ink
Every scene is hand-drawn in monochrome ink: a storybook world whose dried-ink texture mirrors the sorrow of a tale fading away.Add Ink & Lore to your wishlist to follow the news and the launch.
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