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Tap the parchment to set a drop. The spot you choose is the whole decision.
Casual · Free · iPhone & iPad
InkBleedHazard is a tactical fluid puzzle on parchment. You place a strict number of drops, then the ink pools and spreads on its own. Fill the shape. If the bleed crosses the safe zone, the sheet is ruined and the level is lost.
Tap the parchment to set a drop. The spot you choose is the whole decision.
Ink pools and creeps outward. You guide the flow by where it starts, not by painting the shape.
Sticky zones drag the bleed and kill momentum before a gap is full.
Each level allows only so many drops. Extra taps are not a backup plan.
Cross the boundary and the page is ruined. The level ends on that overflow.
The sheet does not give you a brush. It gives you a budget of drops and a shape that must fill itself. Read the chokepoints before the first tap.
Ten levels use winding rivers, grid mazes, tight chokepoints, and internal traps. The outline is the safe zone.
Set the drop where the spread can reach a chamber without rushing the edge. One poorly placed tap can finish the sheet early.
Heavy sticky zones slow the ink. A drop that looks close may stall, while an open lane can overshoot the boundary.
Coverage inside the line clears the level. Ink past the safe zone ruins the parchment and the run stops.
Every level is a different vessel. The shared rule is the same: calculate the drop, respect the tap count, and keep the bleed on the page.
Long channels carry ink farther than a single glance suggests. A late bend is where overflow starts.
Grid paths split one drop into competing lanes. Internal traps punish a drop set in the wrong cell.
Sharp chokepoints leave almost no margin. The safe zone is close on both sides of the pinch.
Cleaner fills earn stars. Those stars are spent inside the puzzle on a revive when a drop is about to ruin the sheet. They are a score you play for, described in the game as the way to purchase that mid-level rescue. The App Store lists InkBleedHazard as a free casual game.
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