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About the Game

Ink Parry: Sword Fighting Game is an arcade action game about the split second before an attack lands. Developed by Full-moon, it places you inside an ink-brush world where strikes come from every side and the circle in front of you is the line you must defend. Each attack touches that circle and asks for a different response, so the game is less about mashing and more about reading the shape of the threat. You can play it on PC through MuMuPlayer, where the timing windows and the ink-brush presentation have room to breathe on a larger display.
The heart of the combat is the Perfect window, which is plus or minus 60 milliseconds. Hit it and a red seal stamps down; keep the streak going and the brush numbers climb. The game is built for offline play, and the full version has no ads and no in-app purchases. A solo developer in Korea made it, and the Korean martial arts and Joseon-era scholar influence shows in the gat, robe, sword, and judgment seals you can equip.
Every attack moves your hand differently. An arrow is cut with a swipe toward it, while a fire arrow should be allowed to pass without a swipe. A mace is caught and held, twin axes are blocked one at a time, and sweeps require ducking the blade and jumping the chain. An Armored Warrior needs its plates broken as it walks in, a net is torn with a tap when it falls on you, and a shuriken ricochets back from another side after a block. A boulder is deflected with a swipe across its lane, a musketeer's shot is blocked on the sound of the bang, and a Singijeon rocket volley circles you for each block. These rules turn every encounter into a small timing puzzle rather than a single repeated motion.
There are four ways to train. Journey is a roguelike run where you pick one of three Boons at the start and after every boss. The 21 Boons come in Normal, Rare, and Legend grades, and their combinations make each road different. Final boss Mukgwi waits at Stage 20, and beating a boss saves a checkpoint, so a fall only sends you back to it. Finish the Journey to unlock Ascension 1 through 10. Duels offer 32 opponents across four chapters and six boss fights. Bosses walk, charge, and use signature moves; when blades lock, you tap to push back, and breaking a boss's Momentum unleashes a Killing combo. Clear them all and the Masters await. Daily mode adds a new rule every day, such as firestorms, lanterns, boss rushes, or Perfect-only conditions. Endless training keeps your timing sharp against ever-faster attacks and lets you climb the ranks.
The look and sound are part of the challenge. Sword fighting action is drawn in ink, with brushstroke slash trails, ink splatter, gayageum strings, and janggu drums. Every image and sound is generated in code, with no image or audio files. You can dress up your gat, robe, sword, slash trails, and judgment seals, and earn titles through achievements. Wearing a full set of gat, robe, and slash trail grants a small bonus ability.
On PC with MuMuPlayer, the parry circle and incoming attack cues stay clear on a monitor, and the keyboard or controller setup gives you consistent inputs for swipes, blocks, ducks, and jumps. The Journey's Boon choices and boss checkpoints are easier to review on a larger screen, and the ink-brush visuals and seal stamps look sharp at desktop resolution. If you use a Mac, you can play on Mac with MuMuPlayer, or play on Mac mini through MuMuPlayer, and the same timing-based controls apply. The game is a PC and Windows title first, and MuMuPlayer is the way to bring it to a bigger screen without changing the parry windows.
Key features: - Timing-based parry combat with a Perfect window of plus or minus 60 milliseconds and red seal feedback. - Distinct attack responses for arrows, fire arrows, maces, twin axes, sweeps, Armored Warriors, nets, shuriken, boulders, musketeers, and Singijeon volleys. - Journey roguelike mode with 21 Boons in three grades, boss checkpoints, final boss Mukgwi at Stage 20, and Ascension 1 through 10 after completion. - Duels with 32 opponents across four chapters, six boss fights, blade locks, Momentum breaks, and Killing combos. - Daily rules such as firestorms, lanterns, boss rushes, and Perfect-only challenges. - Endless training against ever-faster attacks with rank progression. - Ink-brush art and code-generated audio with gayageum and janggu, plus gat, robe, sword, slash trail, and judgment seal customization. - Full game with no ads, no in-app purchases, and offline play; progress is stored on your device. - Languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Ink Parry rewards patience and pattern recognition more than speed alone. The four training paths let you practice the exact attack types that give you trouble, and the Boon system in Journey keeps each run from feeling like a repeat. On PC through MuMuPlayer, the larger screen and stable input help you stay inside the 60 millisecond window, while Mac players can use MuMuPlayer to play on Mac or Mac mini with the same focus on timing.