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Three Additional Maps Showcased in Newest Trailer for Realm of Ink

Showcased during the recent The Mix+Kinda Funny Spring Game Showcase event, 663 Games and developers Leap Studio and Maple Leaf Studio shared this new trailer inviting players to dive further into the world of their upcoming game Realm of Ink. The trailer reveals three new ink-styled levels, which will provide their own unique challenging environments and enemies - ranging from the verdant Animitta Mountain, the gentile yet terrifying Eerie Garden and the reverent ruins of the Mythic Graves. This is all ontop of providing a fresh look at the game's roguelite combat ahead of its release later in 2024.

March 19, 2024

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