I used to think emotes were just for flexing in lobbies, but some actually mess with players or distract them mid-tag.
After trying out all the ones I could unlock, here’s what each emote in Ink Game does and which ones are worth equipping.
In this post, you will see a list of all emotes in Ink game (Roblox), what they do, and how to use them.
Why Emotes Matter in Ink Game
Ink Game lets you equip emotes that trigger animations or sound effects.
Some of them are loud or flashy enough to bait players or confuse chasers.
A few even have movement side effects (like slight lean or delay).
Timing matters.
Full Emote List and Uses in Ink Game
- Laugh – Taunt emote. Can bait players into chasing you early.
- Cry – Slow kneel. Used by trolls when tagged.
- Spin – Fast 360 twirl. Can slightly delay a tag hitbox.
- Sit – You sit down. Used for hiding or faking AFK.
- Point – Finger point. Not useful, but fun for blaming teammates.
- Dance – Looping animation. Distracts in crowded rounds.
- Wave – Quick wave. Used at start of round or spectating.
You can equip up to 3 at once.
Most are unlocked via leveling or event crates.
No paid-only emotes so far.
Conclusion
Emotes in Ink Game aren’t game-breaking, but they do add a layer of chaos when used well.
I have actually dodged tags with Spin and faked people out with Sit.
If new ones drop, I will test and update this post.
Let me know what your favorite combo is.
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Brianna is based in Minnesota in the US at the moment, and has been writing since 2017. She is currently a 3rd Year med student at the time of writing this.
