Ink Duel: Hundred Arms

Combat concept art for Ink Duel: a martial artist faces a spear wielder in a rainy mountain setting. — Ink Duel: Hundred Arms · Combat concept art

Martial arts & weapons

Every style has its own reach

Xingyi’s compact power and Drunken Boxing’s offbeat footwork join spears, swords, sabers, staffs, fans, hooks, whips, halberds, and hammers in a growing range of fighting styles. Each has its own reach, balance, and recovery rhythm.

Control the distance. Find an opening.

Probe with light attacks, apply pressure with heavy strikes, and time your parries. Long weapons control space; short weapons need to close in. Charging a heavy attack takes time, and a missed strike leaves you exposed.

Turn a hit into a combination

Follow a successful hit with your style’s signature combo; a parry breaks the chain. Build your Momentum gauge to unleash a signature technique, and develop a rhythm of attack and defense that feels your own.

Practice & sparring

Training

Study the move list and practice spacing, timing, and combos against a stationary, guarding, or counterattacking training dummy.

Solo matches

Face AI opponents at different difficulty levels and learn each style’s approach. Difficulty changes their reactions and decisions; both fighters follow the same damage rules.

Spar with a friend

Play local two-player matches with keyboard and controller support. Online play is being refined; Steam friend invites and native networking remain in development plans.

Development

Ink Duel: Hundred Arms is in development, with more martial arts and weapons planned alongside improvements to animation, impact feedback, and online play. Future additions include Tai Chi Boxing and Wing Chun. The Steam version has not yet been released.

Platform: Steam
Device: Desktop
Status: In development