Ink2015
3 out of 5 stars
In a day and age where 2D platformers are abundant, developers have made sure to include some form of gimmick in each new addition to the already populated genre. In the case of INK, this manifests itself as a focus on color. The elevator pitch for this game reads something like "A tough 2D platformer where the levels are invisible until you splash color on them". Said splashing of color occurs when you walk on…