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ChillyRoom Launches Inkvasion Open Beta with Blocky Town-Building & Strategy Combat

Developer ChillyRoom has officially launched the open beta for their latest 3D strategy builder, Inkvasion, now available on Android in select regions. Players interested in town building, strategic combat, and quirky aesthetics can dive in and test the full experience ahead of official release.

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In Inkvasion, you take on the role of town leader: expand territory, arrange resources, and organize defenses. As day turns to night, waves of ink-born creatures emerge and attack, challenging your base’s layout and your tactical mettle. The blocky 3D visuals emphasize playful charm while letting mechanics shine through.

Every clash matters in Inkvasion. During daytime, gather materials, upgrade your infrastructure, and grow your economy. Come night, you must rally troops and utilize clever placement to repel relentless hordes of enemies. Smart decisions in both phases determine whether your town stands or falls.

The beta covers major regions including the United States, Canada, Brazil, the UK, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines. For other regions, Inkvasion is open for pre-registration on Android and iOS, giving players a chance to be ready for the full launch.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chillyroom.inkvasion.gp
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inkvasion/id6499471518

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