Inkhead All Worlds: World Names and Route Guide

Inkhead all worlds: the short answer

Player walkthroughs name four worlds in Inkhead: Clockwork Cove, Sugarplum Shores, Rickety Ridge, and The Clock King’s Castle. The Clock King is identified as the final boss in the castle walkthrough.

That four-world list comes from The Cringe Kids’ full walkthrough, not an official world directory. Creator world numbering is inconsistent, so use encounter names—not just world numbers—when finding your place.

This guide covers Inkhead by Trout Land on Roblox, a separate game inspired by Cuphead. Its official description confirms solo or co-op play, pink-object parrying, and the goal of taking down the Clock King.

World names and what the sources confirm

Why some guides show different world numbers

The Cringe Kids’ Rickety Ridge video includes Buck Toothington and Admiral Angler under World 3.

However, BubbleBlox’s walkthrough marks “World 2” immediately before Buck Toothington and “World 3” immediately before Countess Itsy.

The available evidence does not resolve the official boundary. If a guide’s world number does not match your location, search for the encounter’s name instead.

Full walkthrough timestamps

The following index follows The Cringe Kids’ all-worlds video. These are uploader chapter labels and playback order, not a verified official progression order. The index mixes boss fights with other segments, so it should not be read as a count of 26 bosses.

Clockwork Cove chapters

The dedicated World 1: Clockwork Cove walkthrough supports this eight-chapter grouping.

Middle-route chapters

These chapters appear between Nimbus Nell and Buck Toothington in the full video. They are listed together here for navigation, not as a confirmed Sugarplum Shores roster.

Rickety Ridge creator grouping

These seven chapters match The Cringe Kids’ dedicated Rickety Ridge video. Remember that Buck Toothington and Admiral Angler have conflicting world labels in the other uploader’s index.

The Clock King’s Castle chapters

The dedicated World 4 walkthrough also lists these final two encounters and an ending segment.

Visual checkpoints to help identify your encounter

If you cannot match a chapter name to your screen, these verified observations from player footage can help:

• Tick-Tock Tobias: At 0:06, an alarm-clock character stands in an arena filled with gears and a giant clock face.
• Wobbles the Jelly: At 7:58, the opponent is a blue sundae cup with boxing gloves inside a diner.
• Nimbus Nell: At 11:00, players fly biplanes against a large dark cloud. The interface shows BOMB, SHRINK, and PARRY.
• Buck Toothington: At 25:53, a beaver holding an axe faces players on river logs.
• The Clock King: At 48:53, a crowned, clock-faced king sits in a throne room with a giant clock behind him.

These snapshots establish appearances and settings, not complete attack patterns or recommended loadouts. Likewise, the uploader’s “Ending” chapter does not establish specific story events: the verified frame shows a colorful hub rather than dialogue or credits.

For the most reliable navigation, match your encounter by name and appearance, then jump to its timestamp. The world names above are community-documented as of October 24, 2026; exact unlock requirements and official world boundaries are not established by the supplied sources.