Inkhead Worlds

Current Inkhead walkthroughs label four worlds in this order: Clockwork Cove, Sugarplum Shores, Rickety Ridge, and the Clock King’s Castle. Separate current videos call them World 1, World 2, World 3, and World 4, while a full walkthrough shows the route through the ending. The public developer description confirms the Clock King objective but does not list these world names, so the index marks them as community corroborated and lets the live map resolve any update.

World route index

The index does not list stage counts, boss counts, collectibles, rewards, or exact gates because the available public evidence does not prove them. Leave those fields unset until the live map, result screens, or developer announcements support them.

Follow the live map, not a copied diagram

At the start of a world, note the displayed title and every currently available marker. Choose one visible unfinished encounter, clear it, return to the map, and identify what changed. This creates a route tied to your current server and account. A video is most useful when your next transition is unclear, not as a replacement for the live completion state.

If the map offers branches, do not invent a mandatory order from left-to-right placement. Record which marker you completed and which one opened afterward. If a walkthrough takes another branch, both routes may still be valid. Only a tested gate or explicit UI message can prove a requirement.

After a world appears complete, confirm the next title or region before moving on. If the expected world does not open, inspect every unfinished marker, verify the last clear registered, and rejoin the official experience if the map appears stale.

Use the same completion card for every world

Learn each world without fabricating details

Use the first encounter in a new world to identify its visual language. Keep the arena visible, choose Casual if the cues are new, and watch for pink objects under the universal developer rule. Do not assign an attack name, boss phase, or reward until the game shows it or a current direct source supports it.

When a video demonstrates a route, copy only what you can confirm: the world title, visible transition, and shape of a pattern. Do not estimate health from video length or assume a skip is required because an edited recording moves quickly. Pause before the transition, reproduce it in your own game, and note any difference.

Solo and co-op route ownership

Solo makes map ownership straightforward because the same account enters and clears the encounter. In co-op, decide before starting whose map state is being advanced. After every clear, each player should inspect their own map. If only one account receives the next route, record the session owner and the current UI behavior rather than declaring a permanent rule from one test.

The public official page confirms co-op but not progression credit, party gates, or revive behavior. Keep those fields separate from the world order.

World walkthrough collection

Use the full walkthrough for visual route comparison, then use each world page for its dedicated video. The videos are community evidence from October 2026, so the live map remains authoritative after an update.

Route recovery checklist

• Confirm the experience is Inkhead by Trout Land at Place ID 74272604027777.
• Confirm the current world title and last completed marker.
• Inspect all visible unfinished map nodes before replaying an old one.
• Check both accounts after a co-op clear.
• Rejoin a fresh official server if a confirmed result does not update the map.
• Compare with the dated world video only after checking the current UI.
• Record the new route with a date instead of replacing uncertainty with a guess.

Continue through the route

Start with Clockwork Cove, then move to Sugarplum Shores and Rickety Ridge as the live map confirms them. Finish with the Clock King guide. If a title or transition changes, check Updates for a dated official status rather than assuming the game is broken.

Evidence status

Clock King is an official objective. World names and World 1–4 order are community corroborated by directly relevant October 2026 walkthroughs checked October 27, 2026. Exact boundaries, node order, stage and boss counts, routes, unlocks, collectibles, rewards, and completion rules need direct in-game verification.