Keep the Keep

Keep the Keep is a realy good game, the game is easy to pick up, but that doesn't mean it's easy, every level is different and sometimes they really make you think, and that's exactly what's good about this game and about a strategy game. The game is really addictive and we don't have that feeling of repetition at each level, we can play it quietly and at the same time feel like tryinghard There is no bug in the game and he have a realy good optimization The small defect of the game are the sounds and the music which are still a bit bland, but otherwise everything is fine

The game is fun and challenging. The graphics and audio are really cartoonish and the UI is easy to navigate. The mechanics are explained in a simple manner and are easy to grasp. There are a lot of buildings which offer a wide variety of strategies. The campaign has a lot of levels, and is a mixture of easy and hard. The AI doesn't pull any punches and feels like an actual player rather than a bot. This is a neat game to grab if you're into turn-based/strategy games.

A really enjoyable experience if you like strategy games but dont have a high end pc or enough space this is just the right game for you overall 10/10 for a time killer game you can play anywhere anytime

Cool puzzle / strategy game. Difficulty ramps up pretty quick.

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 m…

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 :(