Legend of Keepers Playdigious Have you ever wanted to become the villain of a story? Legend of Keepers is a mix between rogue-lite and dungeon manage… $6.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsHave you ever wanted to become the villain of a story? Legend of Keepers is a mix between rogue-lite and dungeon management, where you play as a dungeon manager hiring monsters and building traps to defeat the heroes coming for your gold. Well, the Dungeons Company is looking for its new Boss and needs you to protect their treasures! You have to experience every company’s struggles in this fantasy workspace simulation, from sick leaves to strikes, and manage your team to run the most impenetrable dungeon! In this "reverse-Darkest Dungeon", climb the corporate ladder and optimize your strategy to become the most fearsome (and, perhaps, respected) boss in dungeon history! Main Features - Deal with the trials of corporate life: mix and match your roster of bloodthirsty employees to stay on top of the dungeon business - Don’t play nice for once: be the bad guy and make those smug heroes pay with your mischievous strategies - Manage your resource budget: On top of morale, gold, blood, and tears must be spent wisely in this economy. - Being bad never looked this good: see your enemies perish in drop-dead gorgeous animations. Watch out for stains! - Diversify your management styles: Play as 3 dungeon masters - each with their own abilities and recruits - through various campaigns *NEW MASTERS, NEW ENVIRONMENTS, NEW MONSTERS!* Unlock the three DLCS : Return Of The Goddess, Feed The Troll and Soul Smugglers. Buy them separately, or together with the DLC Bundle. CAREFULLY REDESIGNED FOR MOBILE - Revamped interface - Game Center achievements - iCloud - Share your progress between iOS devices - Compatible with MFicontrollers - No microtransactions! Information Seller:Playdigious Genre:Role Playing, Strategy Release:May 23, 2023 Updated:Sep 05, 2023 Version:1.05 Size:670.5 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube Channel gaberaph Well-Known Member Feb 20, 2015 70 14 8 #2 gaberaph, May 23, 2023 This was an instabuy for me! I’m loving it! Is anyone else having the issue I’m having though, where I can’t have the app in the background for more than a minute without it restarting the game Anotherkellydown likes this. Anotherkellydown Moderator Staff Member Patreon Bronze Feb 10, 2014 4,416 1,050 113 Male CAD Technician I Upstate NY https://youtube.com/channel/UCcvu9xhE7xT-mZrXUZQJr5g #3 Anotherkellydown, May 23, 2023 Is the difficulty pretty high in this one? I shudder at the mention of Darkest Dungeon (not because it’s a bad game - I’m just not good at it). gaberaph likes this. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,045 623 113 #4 anthony78, May 23, 2023 No, definitely not as hard. Also don’t really see much resemblance to Darkest Dungeon other maybe the look and tone of it. Gameplay is much different. Mix of dungeon master style games and sort of deck builder (with monsters as your deck as opposed to cards). Darkest Dungeon is more of a survival dungeon crawler. Anotherkellydown, gaberaph and ColeDaddy like this. gaberaph Well-Known Member Feb 20, 2015 70 14 8 #5 gaberaph, May 23, 2023 Agree with this 100%. I think the comparison potentislly to darkest dungeon comes from the fact that you can play with the psychology of the heroes somewhat. But it’s more of darkest dungeon light seasoning, rather than the whole meal Anotherkellydown likes this. elcrazy Well-Known Member Sep 19, 2017 598 447 63 #6 elcrazy, May 23, 2023 Looks interesting. I love a good deck builder and rogue lite. But can’t seem to see what the game play feels like. Dont like management games or have time for rpg. Can’t tell if it leans more management rpg rogue lite. Or deck building action rogue lite anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,045 623 113 #7 anthony78, May 23, 2023 Last edited: May 23, 2023 I don’t like management games either but this is pretty simple stuff. Still not sure I’d classify as a deck builder either as it technically doesn’t have cards. But each monster has different abilities and you kind of manage your “deck” by pulling monsters out to rest and putting others in. It has a tree of decisions that’s similar to Slay the Spire and other card games (like going to a shop, an event or fighting adventurers). And each level you do take on adventurers, you are placing monsters and traps in each room (seems to be 4 rooms per level before your boss). It’s very light management. Then you control what skills you use, etc., when battling with your monsters like a regular turn-based RPG. Anyway, it’s hard to classify. A bit rough around the edges but pretty fun IMO. elcrazy and Anotherkellydown like this. Ghostdog1 Well-Known Member Jan 30, 2015 314 116 43 #8 Ghostdog1, May 24, 2023 Last edited: May 24, 2023 For me it‘s exactly the right cup of passiv gaming that i love so much. It‘s a very light deck- and roguelike where you play the dungeon boss and not the heroes. As dungeon master you get every ingame week different options like training your monsters, or buy new monsters, or alchemy or other events. Once you choose an option you move on to the next week. After some weeks heroes will appear for a dungeon run and you will have to defend. At first you just set up the dungeon. You have to watch the elemental stats of each invading hero and use your traps, spells and monsters that help the most against their elemental weakness. Then you start the dungeon and have to decide the spells and what attack of 2 possible attacks your monster should do. Although you only have few options during the dungeon run, you still need a good strategy and the right attacks to win. Every monster has motivation stats, if they drop too low the monster can‘t be used for several rounds. But you can drag them out of your monsterparty to regain motivation. Your dungeon master has also stats that can be optimized during events. There is also a skilltree between the runs and relics that can be found. I totally love this concept and i also think the animations are quite good. All in all i feel a lot of love has been put into this game. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,045 623 113 #9 anthony78, May 24, 2023 Yeah, the “weeks” are basically the different paths like in Slay the Spire. sugimulm Well-Known Member Aug 28, 2010 2,456 46 48 The last time zone for iOS game releases :( #10 sugimulm, May 24, 2023 9 out of 10 on Steam, with over 3k reviews. I think I’m diving in lol Talbs Well-Known Member May 1, 2011 2,597 368 83 #11 Talbs, May 24, 2023 Nothing against that but it is weird I see “(80% of 3,406) ALL TIME” Duke12 Well-Known Member Oct 25, 2013 998 31 28 #12 Duke12, May 25, 2023 Im getting old. Some of those numbers on the fighting pictures seems really too small for me. Also those red texts on black are kinda hard to read. Anotherkellydown Moderator Staff Member Patreon Bronze Feb 10, 2014 4,416 1,050 113 Male CAD Technician I Upstate NY https://youtube.com/channel/UCcvu9xhE7xT-mZrXUZQJr5g #13 Anotherkellydown, May 25, 2023 I added a trailer to the OP. The SwitchUp guys gave the Switch version a “legendary” 87% score (only 13% from perfection ) and I see it’s priced at $20 on Switch. Add in the iCloud support and the fact that these types of games seem best on touchscreens (I can’t speak for keyboard and mouse), it’s looking like a purchase is incoming from this guy. sugimulm and gaberaph like this. gaberaph Well-Known Member Feb 20, 2015 70 14 8 #14 gaberaph, May 26, 2023 Honestly do it! You won’t regret it! It’s a mashup of so many different elements that just work on mobile! Loving it ♥️ Anotherkellydown Moderator Staff Member Patreon Bronze Feb 10, 2014 4,416 1,050 113 Male CAD Technician I Upstate NY https://youtube.com/channel/UCcvu9xhE7xT-mZrXUZQJr5g #15 Anotherkellydown, May 26, 2023 Already did the thing Now it’s going to sit there in a folder until I feel like I’ve got the time to give it a good go. SO.. many… games…….. macplash likes this. elcrazy Well-Known Member Sep 19, 2017 598 447 63 #16 elcrazy, May 26, 2023 I still haven’t bitten the bullet. I keep thinking about it but read a lot of mixed reviews. Even the good ones all mention it gets very repetitive. I still want it. Just no time and ya sooo many games. Lol Anotherkellydown and Talbs like this. metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,064 1,340 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #17 metalcasket, May 26, 2023 As someone who will generally throw their money directly in the faces of Playdigious blindly while screaming "TAKE IT ALL", I avoided this like the plague pre-release. Not in the good "Can't wait until this releases" way, I mean. The screenshots never spoke to me and I honestly didn't even care to look up any reviews or videos. That said, I with the amount of money I've been spending on PC games, I figured "What's $5 anyway?". Having played it, I implore you...check it out. Even if you think you won't like. The game clicks within seconds. It really does. Granted, I have no idea how soon it will be before repetition seeps in, but really, aren't all rogue-lites about repetiton? Hell, it's even in the branding for Dead Cells. "Kill. Die. Learn. Repeat."...no? elcrazy and CrayonWarrior like this. Talbs Well-Known Member May 1, 2011 2,597 368 83 #18 Talbs, May 26, 2023 No one else finding text a little small on phone? Particularly if we’re to pay attention to the stats of the characters… Alex DeLargest and Duke12 like this. Alex DeLargest Well-Known Member Dec 16, 2010 337 115 43 Male USA/France #19 Alex DeLargest, May 26, 2023 Just from the screenshots, I knew not even to try it on phone, but I’m also an extremely myopic old man. Now, if I take my glasses off and hold the phone three inches from my nose, I could probably play CK3 on my phone over Remote Desktop… Ghostdog1 Well-Known Member Jan 30, 2015 314 116 43 #20 Ghostdog1, May 26, 2023 I play on ipad and I also think all stats are too small. Otherwise it‘s a perfect game that has surprised me a lot. But right now it‘s not optimized for small screens, although the game mechanic revolves around the stats. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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This was an instabuy for me! I’m loving it! Is anyone else having the issue I’m having though, where I can’t have the app in the background for more than a minute without it restarting the game
Is the difficulty pretty high in this one? I shudder at the mention of Darkest Dungeon (not because it’s a bad game - I’m just not good at it).
No, definitely not as hard. Also don’t really see much resemblance to Darkest Dungeon other maybe the look and tone of it. Gameplay is much different. Mix of dungeon master style games and sort of deck builder (with monsters as your deck as opposed to cards). Darkest Dungeon is more of a survival dungeon crawler.
Agree with this 100%. I think the comparison potentislly to darkest dungeon comes from the fact that you can play with the psychology of the heroes somewhat. But it’s more of darkest dungeon light seasoning, rather than the whole meal
Looks interesting. I love a good deck builder and rogue lite. But can’t seem to see what the game play feels like. Dont like management games or have time for rpg. Can’t tell if it leans more management rpg rogue lite. Or deck building action rogue lite
I don’t like management games either but this is pretty simple stuff. Still not sure I’d classify as a deck builder either as it technically doesn’t have cards. But each monster has different abilities and you kind of manage your “deck” by pulling monsters out to rest and putting others in. It has a tree of decisions that’s similar to Slay the Spire and other card games (like going to a shop, an event or fighting adventurers). And each level you do take on adventurers, you are placing monsters and traps in each room (seems to be 4 rooms per level before your boss). It’s very light management. Then you control what skills you use, etc., when battling with your monsters like a regular turn-based RPG. Anyway, it’s hard to classify. A bit rough around the edges but pretty fun IMO.
For me it‘s exactly the right cup of passiv gaming that i love so much. It‘s a very light deck- and roguelike where you play the dungeon boss and not the heroes. As dungeon master you get every ingame week different options like training your monsters, or buy new monsters, or alchemy or other events. Once you choose an option you move on to the next week. After some weeks heroes will appear for a dungeon run and you will have to defend. At first you just set up the dungeon. You have to watch the elemental stats of each invading hero and use your traps, spells and monsters that help the most against their elemental weakness. Then you start the dungeon and have to decide the spells and what attack of 2 possible attacks your monster should do. Although you only have few options during the dungeon run, you still need a good strategy and the right attacks to win. Every monster has motivation stats, if they drop too low the monster can‘t be used for several rounds. But you can drag them out of your monsterparty to regain motivation. Your dungeon master has also stats that can be optimized during events. There is also a skilltree between the runs and relics that can be found. I totally love this concept and i also think the animations are quite good. All in all i feel a lot of love has been put into this game.
Im getting old. Some of those numbers on the fighting pictures seems really too small for me. Also those red texts on black are kinda hard to read.
I added a trailer to the OP. The SwitchUp guys gave the Switch version a “legendary” 87% score (only 13% from perfection ) and I see it’s priced at $20 on Switch. Add in the iCloud support and the fact that these types of games seem best on touchscreens (I can’t speak for keyboard and mouse), it’s looking like a purchase is incoming from this guy.
Honestly do it! You won’t regret it! It’s a mashup of so many different elements that just work on mobile! Loving it ♥️
Already did the thing Now it’s going to sit there in a folder until I feel like I’ve got the time to give it a good go. SO.. many… games……..
I still haven’t bitten the bullet. I keep thinking about it but read a lot of mixed reviews. Even the good ones all mention it gets very repetitive. I still want it. Just no time and ya sooo many games. Lol
As someone who will generally throw their money directly in the faces of Playdigious blindly while screaming "TAKE IT ALL", I avoided this like the plague pre-release. Not in the good "Can't wait until this releases" way, I mean. The screenshots never spoke to me and I honestly didn't even care to look up any reviews or videos. That said, I with the amount of money I've been spending on PC games, I figured "What's $5 anyway?". Having played it, I implore you...check it out. Even if you think you won't like. The game clicks within seconds. It really does. Granted, I have no idea how soon it will be before repetition seeps in, but really, aren't all rogue-lites about repetiton? Hell, it's even in the branding for Dead Cells. "Kill. Die. Learn. Repeat."...no?
No one else finding text a little small on phone? Particularly if we’re to pay attention to the stats of the characters…
Just from the screenshots, I knew not even to try it on phone, but I’m also an extremely myopic old man. Now, if I take my glasses off and hold the phone three inches from my nose, I could probably play CK3 on my phone over Remote Desktop…
I play on ipad and I also think all stats are too small. Otherwise it‘s a perfect game that has surprised me a lot. But right now it‘s not optimized for small screens, although the game mechanic revolves around the stats.
