$7.99 is the current Humble price for Inscryption, the Daniel Mullins Games and Devolver Digital title, down $12 from its $19.99 standard rate. At roughly 60 percent off list, the deal covers a Steam key compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Inscryption opens as a deckbuilding roguelike with a dark atmosphere. That starting frame is real and also incomplete. The game evolves past its initial genre as the player progresses, breaking the fourth wall and running through a twisted story with layered surprises. Most coverage around the title recommends arriving with no prior knowledge of the structure; knowing what comes next undercuts the experience.
The timing has context. At Gamescom 2026, Daniel Mullins appeared with a trailer for Pony Island 2: Panda Circus, bringing fresh attention to his catalog. For anyone who caught that trailer and is unfamiliar with his earlier work, Inscryption is the logical first stop. The opening hours are conventional relative to what follows, and that gap between surface genre and actual ambition is where the game makes its case.
Devolver Digital publishes across the Daniel Mullins Games catalog. The $7.99 Humble listing applies to the Steam version, with the key unlocking across Windows, macOS, and Linux.