
An ancient power lies hidden, deep within Coldfire Keep, threatening the peaceful town of Newsettle. Now four friends must take it upon themselves to become heroes, and venture into the depths on a quest to secure their town's future.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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https://youtu.be/z7gHltZ6oNg Missing many of the expected features for a dungeon crawling RPG such as character customization at level up makes for a very bare bones experience that is easily surpassed by other title's offerings.
This is a mobile ported "3d" ripoff of the ancient Eye of the Beholder games where you negotiate a dungeon grid from a first person view. As usual, mobile gaming makes gaming worse for everyone. This is incredibly dumbed down to appeal to mobile peasants. Everything is limited/simplified/bare minimum kind of functionality. It's a shame to see a great gaming concept ruined by mobile devs. If you want to play this kind of game, you can get an awesome experience playing the original Eye of the Beholder series, or the Legend of Grimrock series. Give this mobile peasant refuse a miss.
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★★★☆☆ (3/5) Coldfire Keep is an old-school dungeon crawler that tries to capture the feel of classics like Dungeon Master and Legend of Grimrock. If you're into grid-based movement, turn-based combat, and dark, labyrinthine corridors filled with puzzles and monsters, this game might scratch that nostalgic itch. The visuals are decent but nothing groundbreaking, and the UI can feel a bit clunky at times. The combat is straightforward but lacks depth, making encounters feel repetitive after a while. The puzzles are a highlight, though, offering some challenging moments that require real thought. However, the game does suffer from some balancing issues, and progression can feel grindy. Overall, Coldfire Keep is a decent dungeon crawler for fans of the genre, but it doesn’t quite reach the level of the classics it aims to emulate. Worth a try if you're looking for a nostalgic adventure, but don’t expect anything revolutionary.
I know it got a lot of bad reviews and most of them are true but be honest. What do you expect from a low price game like this? It delivered some hours of distraction. That's fine with me. I don't know how they came up with turn based because it isn't really turn based. The only thing that was really bad was the end. No epiloge...just game ends.............................
Mobile game port and it shows, ui is far from perfect, things that should be easy are horrible designed. Gameplay story and what not is meh, nothing special really, nothing stand out or feel well though or polished.
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Feels like a tryout for somebody's Eye Of The Beholder remake engine. I just wish it was saved for that instead of a flavorless tofu burger version of a dungeon crawler.
There are so many good blobbers out there. Why would you play this one?
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