Inkbound-style Roguelike 'Ink Realm' Hits PS5 in China

Chinese action roguelike 'Ink Realm' launches on PS5 in China with three autumn-exclusive skins, following its 'Very Positive' Steam reception.
If you're a fan of stylish action roguelikes, there's a new adventure waiting for you on PS5 in China. On September 30, PlayStation China officially announced that the Chinese ink-wash action roguelike Ink Realm has launched on the PS5 China store, bringing its full release along with three autumn-exclusive skins.
Ink Realm is a domestic Chinese action roguelike that throws you into a beautifully crafted ink-painting world. You'll battle, explore, and build different playstyles to power up your character, all while facing randomly generated levels and enemies. It's the kind of loop that keeps you coming back for "just one more run."
Over on Steam, the game has already earned a "Very Positive" rating from players. One of its standout features is the character art—especially the designs of the female characters, which have caught a lot of attention. Some reward CGs also use more visually striking character illustrations, adding extra flair for those who appreciate that kind of detail.
Back in May, PlayStation had already teased that the full version of Ink Realm, plus crossover content with BlazBlue: Entropy Effect, would eventually make their way to PS5 and PS4 in China. Now, that promise is finally coming true for PS5 owners.
Ink Realm is available on PC, PS5, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox Series X|S. So whether you prefer playing on console or PC, you've got options to dive into this ink-splashed roguelike.
With its unique art style, satisfying combat, and steady stream of updates, Ink Realm is definitely worth checking out if you're into action roguelikes. Have you tried it yet? Let us know what you think in the comments!
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