Keep the Keep

Keep the Keep is a simple but hard to master game, it is a different version of Chess. Instead of moving pieces around the grid, you need to build various structures to destroy the enemy keep. It features a campaign mode (wich helps you learn the various mechanics) and a multiplayer mode wich is the main focus of the game. It is well made and bug free. Played with friends can be a pretty fun experience! I really advice buying Keep the Keep if you want a challenging game to play and have fun with friends!

It's a unique game based on chess and mind games, This experience proved itself to be really mentally frustrating since you really have to think of all the possibilities while playing! It was something I was not used to but I am glad I tried it out. And here is what I have to say: [hr] [b]Positive aspects:[/b] [list] [*]The game is created using Unity, which uses some 2D and 3D sprites, I would much rather have just one of the sprite types but that's me nitpicking. [*]I have in 1 hour of gameplay only been able to complete 7 out of 30 unique campaign levels, which proves the game is difficult, It's an amazing chess type of game where you have to think not only on your moves but take into consideration your enemy already placed pieces. [*]I really have enjoyed the game's logo and HUD they look super clean and remind me of some old games I have played when I was younger. [*]I haven't tested the mechanic to create new levels yourself but I think that is an amazing feature to share your creativity with other players, kind of like [b]Super Mario Maker[/b]. [*]Love how you can switch your tower colors, I have been playing with [b]Purple![/b] Such nice feature. [/list] [hr] [b]In need of work aspects:[/b] [list] [*]Some OST would be really appreciated. The game lacks in music and sound in general. [*]Lack of tutorial and easier levels for the player to start getting in touch with the game mechanics. [/list] [hr] This game isn't for everyone, you will get frustrated after not being able to complete a level, however I do think it has some really interesting mechanics that are really worth the shot. [b]If you are into brain games and wanna test your skills I really recommend you to pick up this game and test it out yourself.[/b] [quote=Alex] Final Score: 7/10 [/quote]

The uı/ux looks fine and simple. The Single Player portion is nicely balanced designed to really get players accustomed to the game. The turn-based single-player AI is neither rushed nor slow. A small, beautiful alternative for lovers of strategic puzzles in general. The name Keep the Keep is very appropriate for this game. Single Player mode consists of 30 episodes. It offers you a really nice challenge. The game plays itself in general, and its own logic works without any problems. Even though I don't have much experience in puzzle games as a player, it gave me a fun but brain-burning experience of 2-2.5 hours. Sometimes even if I'm broken, when I finish the chapter and solve it, he has the pleasure of success. I encountered three or four minor bugs in my two, two and a half hours of gaming experience. These are the bugs that don't undermine your gaming experience . I believe that the game makers will fix minor bugs as soon as possible and work to create a nice game experience. Best luck Nebulate.me!

Mechanically functional, the game does what it should just needs a few polishing elements. Great job! The multiplayer has potential,

Very cool concept for a puzzle game.

I can only recommend this game! It has amazing graphics and a fantastic campaign system. It also has a tips system which really helped! Loving it so far.

I feel this game is suitable for 2 people but unfortunately the system provided is a local network and an online network with few players then i tried single player and something is weird, i can skip the stage without having to finish it and I feel empty because I don't know what I achieved after many stages I recommend this game for more people to play this is a good game, unfortunately the server is empty :(

Great strategy game! It's very challenging for me so I'm having fun playing this game. I hope for more games in the future. Good Luck!

Keep the Keep meets the majority of my expectations for a strategy game; it's easy to pick up but deep enough to be challenging at times. Although I said it was simple, this isn't a bad aspect of the game. Simplicity dominates all aspects of the game; for example, the game's simple gameplay allows you to have a good time in short sessions, while the game's simplistic visuals do not exhaust your eyes; the game's structure is very refined in this regard. At the same time, the game does not lose your interest as it teaches you because each chapter only teaches you one thing, which you absorb slowly. The game's biggest flaw is that it lacks artistic flair. The visuals in the game are not extraordinary and straightforward. The UI, for example, is too generic, and the music is bland. As a result, I had the impression that I was playing a mobile game. However, in an early access game, these are tiny issues. Speaking of early access, I didn't experience many technical issues while playing the game. The game only decided to freeze once when I was closing it. It isn't a problem because it isn't present during the gameplay. In short, this game has a solid formula at its core, and it doesn't make much difference if it lacks artistic quality due to the game's genre. Keep the keep does an excellent job.

Its a cool turn-base Strategy game, some lvl do look why too hard but are actually ez xD.