I wasn’t even planning to write about this, but someone clapped me with it mid-round and dipped before I could react.
So I went all in, tested stuff, and watched a few runs.
In this guide, you will learn all about the Black Flash ability in Ink Game Roblox, including what it does, how to get it, and how to use it well.
What Is Black Flash in Ink Game Roblox?
This ability is crazy fast.
It basically lets you blink straight to someone and hit them before they blink.
It’s not OP by itself, but if you know how to time it, you can win duels, catch campers, and make people panic.
How to Get Black Flash in Ink Game Roblox
You can get Black Flash by spinning for it.
You will need: spins.
Chance is: probably rare.
It took me around 60 spins to pull.
Quick tip: use spin codes when they drop. Don’t waste real spins unless you have a full bar. Black Flash doesn’t always show up in the first 10.
How to Use Black Flash Well in Ink Game
I tested this in a few rounds.
Here’s what worked for me:
- Use it to cancel long animations or stun people mid-charge.
- It works best if you time it right after someone dashes.
- Try pairing it with fast movement or invisibility stuff.
This ability works best when you bait people into a charge, then zip to them.
If you try to spam it or panic-use it, you are just gonna get clapped.
Is The Black Flash Ability in Ink Game Worth It?
Honestly?
Yes, especially if you like solo runs or small team fights.
If you are aggressive, it’s fun and clean.
If you just want to troll or show off timing, it’s perfect.
I’m still testing how it works with the Time Slow ability.
If I find a broken combo, I will update.
Conclusion
Try it out before they nerf it.
Related: What Does “Nerfed” Mean in Gaming?
I have already seen a few people abusing it.
So, try and get it fast.
Additional Reading
How I Unlocked The 0.1% Quicksilver Ability in Ink Game
How To Be The Perfect Villain and Get K!lls in Ink Game Roblox
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.
