Khaba

Khaba is a compact puzzle adventure that takes a familiar ancient Egyptian setting and builds an interesting logic game around the manipulation of light. Developed and published by Hello There Games, it follows Michael, an ambitious explorer whose search for a mysterious treasure leaves him trapped inside a dark pyramid. His only meaningful connection to the outside world is a faint ray of sunlight, and that light becomes both his means of survival and the foundation of nearly every challenge standing between him and the deeper sections of the tomb. The main puzzle system revolves around directing beams of light through each chamber. Orbs, mirrors, stones, and other environmental devices must be positioned or manipulated so that the beam reaches the necessary destination. The concept sounds straightforward, but the game complicates matters by connecting different mechanisms together. Illuminating one stone may open a passage while simultaneously blocking another route, meaning that simply finding a way to shine light onto a target is not always enough. Players have to understand the relationships between the objects in a room and determine the proper sequence for activating them. …

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Really nice, mirror based logical game in ancient Egypt climate (ok more like tomb raiding the pyramid but still). When it's on sale buy it without hesitation. And it has 2 ending. ~~[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44342408-Sanctuary-for-Strange-People/]Check my curator's page![/url]~~

Decently puzzling game, though it is possible to glitch certain puzzles into being unsolvable until reset, though this won't happen in most cases, and the free move nature of the pieces allow for odd solutions if angled correctly. Game only lasts a few hours to get the first ending, likely more for the alternate one. It's a bit overpriced for the short playtime and little to no replay value depending on if you snatched the scarabs on your first run. The use of Japanese Yes/No buttons in the Chinese translation's leave game prompt makes me doubt the quality of its translation but it shouldn't apply for most people playing this. Apart from these nitpicks the game itself is pretty good, and the use of two exclusive layers of light makes certain levels particularly difficult. The story is pretty cheesy at times but doesn't get in the way of anything, but the foreshadowing is a tad too on the nose. Overall I'm pretty neutral about this game due to its small gameplay/price value, but if it gets on sale it's worth getting if you like challenges without achievements.

Fabulous 2D puzzler with great design and semi-interesting story. The relationship rambles are a great bonus. Why wonder about the existence of ancient gods when you have an ex-girlfriend to think about?

This is a mobile ported egyptian themed 3D rendered 2D top down pathing puzzle game where you must redirect a beam of light onto a target to progress through each increasingly difficult level. While this is one of the better ones, it's no exception to the general rule that mobile phone games don't belong on Steam. It's nice to see 3D graphics for a change, but as usual these are heavily compromised so they will work properly on people's cell phones. Imagine how decent this could have been if they didn't do that! Not worth paying $6 for the "privilege" of playing a mobile game on a PC.