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The Hello, everybody, and welcome to the Canaan Rinse podcast, Volume 14, issue 686, where we will be discussing inscription.

Joining me, Brian Edwards, and this issue are Sean Fletcher.

I am Green Goup. Let me paint you.

Jesse Fuchs.

Hello.

And Chris O'Regan.

I have questions.

So very many questions.

Inscription is an adventure mystery game whose core gameplay revolves a rogue-like deck builder.

But as we will talk about, it is much more than that.

We did record an episode on one of Daniel Mullen's games,

previous games, Pony Island.

If you wanted to listen to that,

you can go back all the way to volume eight,

excuse me, yes, volume eight issue, 366 to see our Pony Island show.

But today we're going to be talking about inscription, which is an interesting game, to say

the least.

Kieran, DC from our Patreon says, I experienced this game the best way I could have, a vague

recommendation from a friend with no information at all about what to expect. I really enjoyed the initial deck building gameplay loop and would have been happy if that was the entire game. Luckily for me, there was so much more. I was taken by complete surprise when a video diary appeared of someone opening trading cards, and I didn't know what to make of it. It turned out to be the beginning of a creepy, thoughtful, and wonderful journey to the macabre. Inscription is a game I regularly recommend to people, but under the provision

that they do no research before playing, I wish I could wipe my memory of the game again to

play it. Yeah, as I said before, developed by Daniel Mullins' games. This is according to Wikipedia,

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