Spellbind : Luppe's tale
Spider Key Games · 2016 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, Point & Click
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About Spellbind : Luppe's tale
You are Luppe, a 16 years old boy and head of the biggest gang of street urchins in the town of Riathon. You consider yourself to be the "king of thieves" and no one can doubt your stealth skills. One day, Ricko, your greatest rival and head of an enemy gang, challenges you in front of all of your followers. This is something you cannot defy. You have to accept the challenge and successfully complete it for the sake of your reputation. Ricko must not win! And what is the challenge? Enter the cellar of Lord Amatar’s house and steal his oldest, thus the most expensive, bottle of wine. A challenge that sounds easy and possibly would be, if only the owner of house had been someone else. Just thinking about the name of the owner gives you goose bumps. But you are obliged to accept the challenge. Otherwise your name and your future as the “king of thieves” will be in danger.
Spellbind places an emphasis on storytelling and puzzle solving rather than impressive visuals and is easily playable by experienced and inexperienced adventure games fans.
Game Features
-Traditional fantasy setting.
-Classic adventure game feeling.
-Up to 12 different riddles and many other puzzles waiting to be solved.
-Dead simple point-and-click user interface.
-Over three hours of casual adventure gameplay.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Spellbind is a straightforward point-and-click puzzle game that offers relaxing, casual entertainment with simple puzzles and a lighthearted story that doesn't demand much time or mental effort. Players appreciate it as a pleasant, easy-to-complete experience with nostalgic charm, though most recognize it doesn't innovate or offer anything particularly groundbreaking in the genre. The game seems best suited for those seeking a brief, low-stress adventure rather than a challenging or memorable puzzle experience.
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The "Slideshow" award
Spellbind was my very first 100% completion on Steam, so it’ll always be a little memorable to me because of that. It’s a short and simple point-and-click puzzle game that’s easy to get through and doesn’t take itself too seriously. The puzzles are straightforward, making it a relaxing game to complete, even if it doesn’t really do anything groundbreaking. Overall, I’d give it around a 6/10, a decent little game that was fun enough for a quick completion.
Spellbind: Luppe’s Tale, developed by Spider Key Games and published by Volens Nolens Games, is a traditional point-and-click adventure that embraces the fundamentals of the genre without attempting to significantly modernize or expand them. It presents a small, self-contained story centered on exploration and puzzle-solving, offering a straightforward experience that feels intentionally modest in both scope and ambition. The narrative follows Luppe, a young and overly confident thief who prides himself on his reputation within a small town. When challenged to prove his skill by stealing a valuable item from the estate of a mysterious nobleman, he sets out on a journey that introduces him to a series of environments, characters, and obstacles. The story provides a light framework for the gameplay, but it remains relatively simple throughout. While there are hints of a larger world and deeper lore, these elements are only lightly touched upon, leaving the focus firmly on the immediate objective rather than long-term narrative development. Gameplay adheres closely to classic adventure game design. Players explore environments by clicking on objects, collecting items, and combining …
crazy good game
a 16-year old boy, yes, nice
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