The clue is all of the odd text inside of brackets and the cipher is SE:167BP:TRU|23K2F!00R|ARCHIV$NEW#GAME? In order to use the cipher, players need to use the combined code of the three above in the OLD_DATA: If players have the screen resolution set to "Letterbox" or 4:3 ratio, they will be able to make out the code for this part of the puzzle: 8043!$702D!!$666 There is a link to the Beeper model that doesn't exist, and players have to replace the letters and numbers in "perhaps" with the corresponding numbers in the URL that leads nowhere: 8339344?.īLOOD$元TT3R8OX points to the meeting with the Bone Lord in Part 2 of Inscryption. This is a reference to a previous game by the same developers called the Hex. P3RHAPS? points to the fake name in the credits of the game "Louis Natas," who created the Beeper model. After the Mycologist is defeated, players will find a card, and the first numbers on the card are 918234489010. MYCOLOG1ST12 refers to the hidden boss in Part 3 while Inscryption players are trying to solve all those sliding puzzles, called the Mycologist. It reads MYCOLOG1ST12|P3RHAPS?|BLOOD$元TT3R8OX The first cipher in the genre-bending Inscryption is hidden in the ending cutscene, written on a post-it note. RELATED: Multiplayer Horror Game Propnight Combines Dead by Daylight and Prop Hunt There are currently four known cipher code clues in Inscryption, and knowing developer Daniel Mullins Games, players can probably expect to see even more pop up as players dig further into the lore. Using a series of decryption codes found in-game, players can find hidden messages. Hidden in the game's files that players have to download in order to play the indie game Inscryption, there is hidden a text file called log.txt. This article contains spoilers for the ending of Inscryption. There is rumored to be a hidden ending from this creepy deckbuilding game Inscryption, but getting to this secret information is a wild ride from start to finish. The strange indie horror title Inscryption is filled to the brim with secrets and hidden lore.
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