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Move, and you leave a line.
Your blob trails wet ink wherever it goes. Wet ink is only a drawing — give it a moment.
A one-line puzzle-platformer
Your past is the level.
Every step leaves a line of ink, and the ink dries solid. Draw your own bridges, ladders and walls in one continuous stroke — then solve the page again with less.
Windows · Steam · 9 languages · Steam Workshop
50Campaign pages
30Seasonal pages
8B-side remixes
4Inks per race
How it plays
Scored on time ink.
No timer and no lives. A page is solved like a pen puzzle — one continuous stroke from the ¶ to the inkwell — and graded on how little ink you spent.
02
The ink dries solid.
Dry ink is floor, wall and ceiling. Land on your own arc, wall-jump off it, stack it into a ladder.
03
Least ink wins.
Reach the inkwell under par for gold. Then go back and find the shorter line.
The toolbox
Your line is the only tool you get.
Every mechanic reads, writes or routes around the ink. A bad page says “I should have gone under first,” not “my thumbs failed” — and R puts you back at the ¶ instantly.
walling yourself in is the only way to lose ↓
Bridges & ramps
Jump a gap that’s too wide, and the arc you drew becomes the bridge.
Ladders
Stack arcs up a wall and climb your own handwriting.
Trail as key
Leave a line across a pressure plate and the door stays open behind you.
Pen Lift
A mid-air dash that spills no ink — the one legal gap in your stroke.
Rewind
Hold Backspace to un-draw a bad line. Three per page, and the ink stays spent.
Solvent
Pools that dissolve any stroke drawn through them, splitting your line in two.
The Red Pen
It strikes, then drags a lethal red line of its own across the page.
The Proofreader
A stalker that rides along your line. Draw it somewhere it can’t follow.
The campaign
Fifty pages. Five kinds of paper.
Each chapter changes the paper, the props and the rules — from a plain first page to the editor’s own desk.
I
Pages 01–10 · Plain paper
First Marks
Movement, ramps, wall-jumps and ink economy.
Finale · The Spiral
II
Pages 11–20 · Graph paper
The Diagram
Switches, plates, fold-here platforms, springs and paper planes.
Finale · The Machine
III
Pages 21–30 · Lined paper
Margins
Pen lifts, solvent, fresh pages, crumbling floors and brittle glass.
Finale · Blank Slate
IV
Pages 31–40 · Aged paper
The Correction
The Proofreader arrives, and the Red Pen starts writing back.
Finale · Red Letter
V
Pages 41–50 · The Desk
The Desk
Everything at once, at full scale, against the clock.
Finale · Final Draft
B-sides
Eight brutal remixes, unlocked by gold medals — the first at 4 golds, the last at 40.
One sitting
The whole campaign back to back on one running ink total, with its own leaderboard.
Ghosts
Race your best run, replayed as a faint graphite blob beside you.
Seasonal pages · in every copy
The calendar keeps turning pages.
New · Chapter VIII · 10 pages
The Harvest Page
Bring something to the table. First frost, fallen leaves, the orchard and the mill — gather what you can and carry it home.
First FrostThe OrchardRoot CellarThe Harvest
See all ten pages →
Chapters VI–VII · 20 pages
The Midnight Page
Lights out. Cobwebs, candy corn and jack-o’-lanterns on midnight paper — and a very small wisp that needs carrying home.
VI · Trick or TreatVII · The Littlest Wisp
Play together
Race your friends. Draw for strangers.
Ink race, up to four
Host a table over Steam, invite friends and race to the well. Or flip any page into Ink vs Eraser.
Build a page. Publish it to the Workshop.
The in-game editor carries the whole toolbox. Test with Tab, publish to the Steam Workshop, remix anyone’s page — and finish a community page to earn its author’s ink.
Least ink wins, every week
Every page has an all-time board and a This Week board that wipes clean every Monday at 03:00 UTC. First line on the page owns the week.
Dress your ink
Collect inks, style pages — Ink, Blueprint, Sketch — and accessories for your blob in the Pen Case.
From the margins
scroll sideways →
Pick up the pen.
Fifty pages, two seasonal events, and a Workshop full of pages drawn by other players.