Inkwellers

Des énigmes qui vous font croire que vous êtes intelligents. L'espace de quelques heures, j'ai eu l'impression que mon QI avait triplé. ( En fait non. )

I really wanted to like this game. I liked chapters 1-6 but after that the puzzles didn't work or make sense. The story was ehh. I think there is still alot of work to be done to get it fully playable. Hints were the solutions. The music got annoying after a while. Started out fun but ended in disappointment.

****SOME SPOILERS AHEAD**** Overall the game was very fun. however some bugs were very annoying. the puzzles themselves were entertaining and the storyline was engaging however, having played the whole game through I need to say this. the ending was HIGHLY underwhelming. the culmination of the plot was simply too bland. as soon as you walk into the last stage, the setting is very captivating with Cidea strung up and shackled, the visual scheme is very engaging and then you just...undo the shackles? no explanation on how the stage correlates to the narrative, no explanation or story text to tie up loose ends on what the Hall of blasphemy was all about; not to mention nothing in relation to the ominous "Someone led us here" plot point from the previous room/stage. the story telling is somewhat disjointed, very little cohesion and the conclusion left much to be desired. if you're playing the game for the puzzles and have no interest in the story whatsoever, then great this game is for you. But the game had so much potential for nice twists or an open ending surprise to the players without leaving them in confusion thinking "that's it? what just happened?" the ending was left open ended in the worst way possible. I agree with other reviews as to some puzzles being woefully imbalanced, where one player has to do all the running around and the other has to sit tight and do nothing. there are no accessibility features for the visually impaired (much like the platforming stage that's almost annoyingly bright and lowering the gamma setting does not improve it all) all in all, the game is adequately fun if you don't care for the story line, the puzzles (while some are buggy) are entertaining but frustrating when they bug out. (this will improve with patches and fixes down the line, hopefully the story will too) .

Very good little 2 person coop puzzler in the style of "We Were Here...". Visuals are excellent, and all the technical bits (movement, interactions etc.) feel smooth and professional, over all great production value. The puzzles range from good to great and very varied. They are not terrible difficult, but neither are they trival. Most rely on a bit of exploration, good communication and trying to understand what the clues you've found tell you. If you liked the WWH series you'll likely feel right at home here and I highly recommend the game. Hope to see more from this studio!

i loved the game, great for couples co-op, the alchemy was so much fun

In a field of coop escape room games that are often just okay Inkwellers is one of the standouts.

Pretty cool game

Adorable and fun! the enigmas are cute and not too dfficult but still fun and challenging in some points. loved playing it with my BFF and we both had a great time, the artworks are something i loved deeply.

Relatively short but extremely fun co-op puzzle experience, entirely worth it for the price point.

Il gioco sembra carino , ma dopo un paio di enigmi è risultato molto difficile giocarci in quanto mi creava nausea. Io dopo circa un ora di giocoho dovuto spegnere e, velo dico seriamente, mi ha creato un giramento di stomaco che mi ha fatto andare in bagno. Analoga situazione per il mio compagno che invece per la nausea ha vomitato. Metaforicamente parlando fa ridere ma signori è successo veramente e sottolineo che non abbiamo mangiato la stessa cosa dal momento che abitiamo in regioni diverse. Fa ridere, ma avevamo anche ridotto al minimo diverse prestazioni grafiche quando avevamo accusato i primi sintomi. Segnalo che siamo giocatori di molteplici titoli e anche avvezzi ai rompicapi alla We were here... ripeto fa ridere ma veramente ci è risultato ingiocabile