Inkle's puzzle game TR-49 started life as a tabletop mystery and ended up being the indie studio's best-selling launch to ...

In inkle’s new database thriller, TR-49, players must use a WWII-era code-breaking machine found in an abandoned church ...

“If we write like cowards and we talk like cowards we become cowards,” the screen reads. “A coward will stick up for no one, even themselves. Dictators love a good coward! They are easy meat. They ...

The narrative director at indie developer Inkle, Jon Ingold, has said that pricing its recently-released title TR-49 at $7 was a means of encouraging players to buy the game as an "impulse" purchase ...

Memories in Orbit, Blightstone, Perfect Tides: Station to Station and After School Afterlife are among this week's glut of ...

Inkle mixes archive-surfing and audio drama to create a surprisingly powerful story of obsession and a machine.

Better than Heaven's Vault, better than A Highland Song. "I admit I'm surprised!" says game's creator.

I played the entirety of Alan Turing-inspired, enigma-cracking war game TR-49 on my Steam Deck, but it's not verified for ...

TR-49 is a puzzle game in which you use your deduction skills to save the world from a fascist government and learn all the ...

According to TR-49's Steam page, Inkle has drawn inspiration from narrative deduction games like The Return of the Obra Dinn, ...

Inkle's next game seems to be set in, or focused on, a boarding school for young girls in 1922. The tenatively-named Miss Mulligatawney's School for Promising Girls doesn't have many details yet but ...

The new game is a free-to-play search for a missing professor (and a whole lot more) that runs in a browser. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...