Inscryption mobile port announced by Daniel Mullins Games

Developer Daniel Mullins Games announced a mobile version of its hit game Inscryption during a fifth-anniversary livestream.

FTMQ Creators, written by our newsroom19 October 2026 at 01:030 views

Developer Daniel Mullins Games announced a mobile port of the deck-building game Inscryption during a fifth-anniversary livestream over the weekend. Digital Trends and Engadget both report that the title is heading to mobile platforms five years after its original release. [1][2]

The developers have not announced an official release date for the mobile version yet. Digital Trends reported that the mobile port is not quite ready for launch. [1]

Inscryption originally released for PC on October 19, 2021. The game combines roguelike card battles, environmental escape-room puzzles, and psychological horror elements. [1]

Players assume the role of a captive forced into a card game against a antagonist named Leshy inside a remote cabin. The narrative evolves across three distinct acts, transitioning from tabletop card mechanics to meta-narrative digital layers and a pixel-art exploration mode. [4]

Daniel Mullins Games announced a mobile port of Inscryption during a fifth-anniversary livestream.
Inscryption originally launched on PC on October 19, 2021.
The developers have not yet confirmed a specific release date for the mobile version.

Sources

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[1]Five years later, Inscryption is finally bringing its creepy card game to mobileDigital Trends, 1d ago (the report this story comes from)
[2]After Five Years, Inscryption Is Finally Coming To MobileEngadget, 1d ago

Background

[3]Pokémon fan games on Wikipedia
[4]Inscryption on Grokipedia

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