Inmost takes its multi-award-winning talents over to the Google Play Pass

I think it would be fair to say that when it comes to mobile gaming subscription services, the Apple Arcade is near the top. Top drawer games are constantly added, and Apple gets a lot of exclusive titles, annoyingly. That doesn’t mean that Google is giving up, and they are hoping to entice players to their service by adding the multi-award-winning Inmost to their catalogue.

Published by Chucklefish, who have had their hands in amazing games like Wargroove, Starbound, and Wildfrost, Inmost thrusts you into an otherworldly labyrinth.

You will control three heroes: a Knight, a wanderer, and a simple child, each with their own tale that weaves into an interlocked journey.

Never trust the child in these stories, especially one that's tooled up

You will be hounded by denizens of darkness during your journey, and fighting them might not always be an option. Sometimes you will need to use your head to avoid danger, or lead your hapless pursuer into a trap. Your platforming skills will be put to the test, and you will need to use your trusty pickaxe, hookshot, or scythe to solve puzzles. Make it to the end, and perhaps you will solve the mystery of just who gave this small child a scythe.

Happily for those of us who are time-starved, you will be able to knock out Inmost in about 5 hours, making it perfect to unwind with over a week. Having said that, it will stick with you for a lot longer. The story deals with the topics of hope and loss, and the graphics have a haunting beauty that won’t soon leave your head.

Also, shadow monsters. 

You can find Inmost on the Google Play Pass, along with 1,000 other games, and a variety of money-off offers for in-app purchases. Or, snap it up on the App Store and Google Play. There, you get the first hour or so free, and then it'll cost you $5.99.