Knowledge Keeper
Nikolai Usachev · 2024 · Puzzle, Family Friendly, Sokoban, Logic, Casual
PC
6 user reviews100% · 6
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About Knowledge Keeper
Solve tasks on memory, logic and orientation in space to get to the blocked areas. Destroy, move and combine objects on the levels to get to divine crystals.
Main Features:
In ancient times, the ancestors lived in bliss, shielded by the sacred power of two crystals. One crystal sustained the spirit world, and the other enhanced the material one. This continued until one of the traitors stole and claimed control over the sources of these energies. He desired to become a God and subjugate the entire world. At great cost, the precursors managed to reclaim the crystals of divine power. They shattered both crystals into numerous fragments. Now, the world is protected from the traitors but vulnerable to external threats. Under the reliable protection of ancient mages, the shards are hidden in four parts of the world, and the knowledge about them is carefully guarded by keepers of knowledge. Much time has passed since then... People have forgotten about the crystals of divine power. However, sensing the defenseless planet, universal evil began to infiltrate this world. Descendants of the keepers of knowledge, upon witnessing the turmoil, started gathering the crystal fragments. Time is running out.
Main Features:
- A lot of levels;
- Several dozen unique mechanics;
- Ability to combine mechanics;
- Nice pixel-art style with beautiful graphic effects;
- Pleasant musical and audio accompaniment, improving immersion in the gameplay.
In ancient times, the ancestors lived in bliss, shielded by the sacred power of two crystals. One crystal sustained the spirit world, and the other enhanced the material one. This continued until one of the traitors stole and claimed control over the sources of these energies. He desired to become a God and subjugate the entire world. At great cost, the precursors managed to reclaim the crystals of divine power. They shattered both crystals into numerous fragments. Now, the world is protected from the traitors but vulnerable to external threats. Under the reliable protection of ancient mages, the shards are hidden in four parts of the world, and the knowledge about them is carefully guarded by keepers of knowledge. Much time has passed since then... People have forgotten about the crystals of divine power. However, sensing the defenseless planet, universal evil began to infiltrate this world. Descendants of the keepers of knowledge, upon witnessing the turmoil, started gathering the crystal fragments. Time is running out.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[b]7/10[/b] A mage with a wolf, a goat, and a cabbage must cross a river, but at night Cyclops is on the side ready to shoot you with his laser eyes, and at day the goat turns invisible, and with your one sword hit you can either break the wall, chop the tree, or kill the Cyclops. [b]What is it:[/b] A logic game in a dungeon crawler presentation. You play as a mage, trying to collect two crystals, or sometimes only one. You can switch between two states, yellow or blue (fire or ice), and many elements in the game only work when you have their matching color, e.g. barriers that only let you through when you’re yellow, spikes that only kill you when you’re blue, enemies that fade out when you’re not blue, and so on. Plus, each crystal can only be collected when you have their matching color. And there are lots of other puzzle elements: switches that turn on/off items, boxes that can be pushed, fragile tiles that only allow you to pass once or twice, water that drowns you unless you push a box in it to make a bridge, crumbly walls that can be broken down with a sword, ice or cold spells, trees that can be destroyed by either ice or fire, enemies that just block your way, shoot i…16 found this helpful
I just did a random purchase on this game and i was NOT disappointed at all. Well worth the 3$ don't hesitate picking this up if you're looking for some puzzles and good times.6 found this helpful
The pixel graphics and level presentation are fantastic. However I found the puzzle mechanics a bit underwhelming. Still a good buy for the price.1 found this helpful
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