British indie MMO The Missing Ink enters open alpha
Pencil yourself in for RedBedlam's fantasy sandbox.
Free-to-play indie MMO The Missing Ink is now available to try in open alpha form, UK developer RedBedlam has announced.
Register at the The Missing Ink's official website to sign up for the game and go hands-on straight away.
The Missing Ink sees players saving a fantasy world gone wrong while building up the game's 3D sandbox setting.
Characters and enemies take the form of living stickers, akin to Paper Mario's wafer-thin population.
New footage of The Missing Ink's world creation tools (taken from a pre-alpha build of the game) lies below.
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If they can't afford to build a brand new system to keep you happy because you've burnt yourself out on those combat systems doesn't mean you can treat them like trash.
Power to the indie devs at least they make games they want and not just throw out anything that makes money.
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edit: the link in the article is borked
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It doesn't. You're lying, you're lying *blocking ears*
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so proven that WOW etc still sells by the bucketload.
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other things that sell by the bucketload:
CoD
Surgery
Female Circumcision
the Daily Mail
just saying
(this is called "argumentum ad populum", or argument from popularity. the gist is, every human on the planet can agree on something, and every human on the planet can be wrong about that something.)
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LoL rocks.
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Absolutely.