Draw. Battle. Put a trumpet in a farting ass
Inkulinati, a turn-based strategy in which hand-drawn animals and creatures battle on pages of a medieval manuscript, has just launched its Kickstarter campaign. This Monty Pythonesque strategy is inspired by real-life medieval illustrations, with the developer claiming that their concept artists are 700-year-old medieval monks and scribes, making them possibly the oldest games industry employees - right after Sid Meier.
The team is raising funds to polish the single-player campaign, in which players will play as a Master of Living Ink, also known as the titular Inkulinati. They’ll be able to create their own bestiary, duel with medieval celebrities such as Dante and Death itself, as well as go on wild quests, encounters, and challenges. The game promises to have a PVP mode, while the crowdfunding campaign which has already crossed 50% will also allow the team to add additional units and beasts, and other content.
Inkulinati is already in a playable state, and the Polish studio aims for a PC release in Spring 2021.
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