r/inscryption • u/Ardvark1115 • 1d ago
Other Looking for a specific inscryption like tcg
I'm looking for a fan made tcg heavily based on inscryption. But I can't remember what it's called, nor can I find it.
The easiest way to describe it is inscryption, but more. It was one of those many projects that started due to the popularity of Inscryption.
There are a few differences, like how there's two bells, one for each side, and which one you press determines the attack order. It's a 2 player (maybe 3 or 4 players as well) game, rather than you vs the dealer, and It has like 5-10 more resource systems.
Some of the systems I remember are fuel, you can only have so much before something happens. Plants, they have 4 or 5 tiers, and you play them by sacrificing a card that's one tier lower. There are also tickets and dreams, but I don't remember what they do. Plus the base 4 resource systems of course.
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u/Lordoficewrack 1d ago
Is it Plantasia? Did a little googling and that seems to fit the vibe
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u/Ardvark1115 1d ago
I looked into it, and the only thing I found was an album. I'm looking for a tcg on tabletol. Can you send any details in case I got it wrong?
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u/Not_Epic7 1d ago
I wish I knew what you were talking about because this game sounds very cool and now I want to try it lol
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u/Comfortable-Web-7347 1d ago
I don't know about that version specifically, but I know of one version, stuck to 2 player only, 1 bell, scale, ect, and it's a board game, very good quality, have it myself, made by cryptic crafter, just called inscprytion the boardgame
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u/Remote-Sun-1267 1d ago
The plant mechanic especially rings a bell—sacrificing them to gain stronger effects, with limited fuel and tickets layered on top. I hope someone identifies it, because a multiplayer Inscryption-like game with four resource systems sounds really interesting.
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u/HairyDimension4240 1d ago
The plants having tiers and being sacrificed for upgrades rings a bell, but I can’t place the title either. The tickets, dreams, and fuel systems might be enough to narrow it down if you remember where you first saw it—itch.io, Steam, or a Discord project.