Ink LinkRiotous, addictive multiplayer fun By Emma Kae - 15th November 2001 - Back to News Do you rush home in the evening to watch Catch Phrase, only to shout abusive language at the contestants as they fail to recognise an incredibly obvious clue? Why not try your hand at the InkLink, and guess the secret words revealed by on-screen imagery clues.
Described as ‘riotous, addictive multiplayer fun’, the website offers a virtual playground for you to test your artistic skills, compete with other players, and score high points. When you have conquered the InkLink mountain, simply press the 'choose for me' button and drop into another high powered game.
Click here to visit the website and play for yourself!
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