INKS.

Noodlecake

About this game

From the makers of BAFTA-winning Lumino City comes INKS.

INKS updates pinball for a new generation. It combines the joy of pinball with skilful tactical challenges, and allows you to create wondrous works of art as the ball smashes around the canvas.

Blocks of color burst like beautiful fireworks across the surface, building up in vivid layers and recording a visual history of your game as you perfect your score.

FEATURES:

- Beautiful and elegant design
- Over 100 unique tables to play
- Perfectly balanced gameplay
- Each canvas tells the story of your game
- Share your favourite levels and high scores


“Amazing looking... vibrant, full of life. Are we excited about this.” Pocket Gamer


Inspired by artists like Miro, Matisse, Jackson Pollock and Bridget Riley, each table becomes a unique work of art, sculpted by the player as they fire an ink covered ball around the canvas.

With State of Play’s creative flare and skill at crafting beautifully elegant gameplay, INKS offers something new: art and gameplay as one, for everyone.

Ratings and reviews

Pretty good, though a bit simplistic. Can be relaxing or frustrating. I wouldn't mind a 2nd/alt. version of this game that was more like traditional pinball. Game could use more colors or it'd be nice if, you could pick your colors. It'd be really nice if, that when you toggle the achievement requirements on, they would stay on, rather than having to toggle them every single time you start a level even when you're replaying the same level. That last part is really tedious and annoying.

First 3 worlds are fun. You don't really notice the broken physics until the last 2 worlds. Going for the perfect stars in the later stages is absolutely mind numbing. The same shot, noted with the ink trail, will have a totally different outcome. It stops being skill based and becomes completely up to random chance. It'll get the full 5* back if and when that gets fixed.

Excellent 5/5 experience. I especially like that the power ups are infinite, so that they can function as accessibility features, allowing absolutely anyone to play the game. I'm a big fan of how this game lets you choose your difficulty level - you could stumble through, or try to nail the golden star on every single level, or anything in between. I love to feel like I'm setting goals for myself and then achieving them. And of course, the game is responsive and beautiful.

What's new

Bug fixes and performance improvements