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Inkfall is a gesture-cast survival roguelite — trace the strokes of ancient brush magic across a living ink-wash battlefield. Draw sigils with your finger to unleash spells. Each brushstroke — a slash, a spiral, a burst — summons a different attack as ink blots swarm from every side. Survive the waves, chain kills into combos, and grow stronger with every run. FEATURES • Gesture spellcasting — no buttons, just brush strokes • Wave survival with escalating threats and a boss fight • Brush Mastery — spend earned ink to unlock new forms and skins in the Codex • A hidden form, found only by drawing it yourself • Local scoreboard and Game Center leaderboards to chase your best run • Endless mode for players chasing a record, not an ending Scroll One — the first five waves — is free forever. Unlock The Full Scroll for a one-time $4.99 to continue into Scroll Two, face the Ink Guardian, and enter Endless mode. No subscriptions, no ads, no energy timers. Pick up your brush. The page is waiting. Privacy Policy: https://luminaclean.app/privacy.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
What's new · 2.0
The Guardians Update — the page fights back. • Two bespoke guardians close the later scrolls: The Moon Devourer spreads darkness you must cut open, and The Vermilion King turns the page itself against you. • Three ink-born foes join the tide: the drinker steals your fallen ink, the knot only parts along its grain, the censor blots out the page until you cut it free. • New brush form: FANG — draw a V and it snaps shut, a jaw of ink. • Your brush now leans into every stroke. • A living music layer answers your combos with rising plucked notes. • Hand-inked enemies, ink drips, and a hundred small touches of polish.
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