Coldfire Keep

Good Dungeon Crawler, also suitable for Beginners! You can enjoy This Dungeon Crawler relatively relaxed. Hero Values, as is often customary, are determined by The distribution of his Points. The Graphics are ok, but look more like a comichaft tablet Game. Sound is hardly present, but you can listen well for Foot Trappel And click and door Mechanisms. Story is also relatively mau, the 4 Heroes don't talk much to each other. In Between, you have to fish for Food or Feed fresco Packs, the former is recommended an Angel and a high Skill value. The Ascendant of the Heroes brings felt few Additional Points and also the discoverable Weapons and Armor Pieces are more reminiscent of the Black Eye values. Nevertheless, towards the End it brings something neatly, because the Opponents probably only get a little better. If you can only hisk the blue Giants away from a Distance at the start, you just stand in front of it at the End and clergy quite a few Laps. This is probably also the biggest Shortcoming, which in the End you are no longer afraid of Opponents, but only looks for all the Secret Passages and looks that you get all The door locks and colored Doors up. As mentioned above, however, this may also be due to one's own selected Values, but then it would still be more difficult at the Beginning. The Puzzles are often quite simple as to what comes with It, because I am Too often desperate for games like Grimrock and was quickly rusted, especially in the Case of Tempo Games. After all, it's a Lap game and not an Action-skill Title, gelle? The Map actually records everything neatly and the Levels are also reasonably clear. At Steam, however, there are much better Cards with registered Items. This allows you to orient yourself better if you can't find a way, because ingame you can see no Difference, whether there is a Wall or an unexplored aisle. In addition, only the Squares on which one has stood are entered, so you should always make rooms etc. always perform Generously. But how did I like the Game in the End? As I said, I found it good and entertaining, but technically reduced to the Game it is only satisfying. It is never unfair, because of easy Puzzles and Opponents (everything happens very slowly and you can also avoid if necessary) definitely suitable for Beginners and Connoisseurs with Low Fruit levels. Even so, of course, it falls far short in places of such genre greats as a Legends of Grimrock and Might & Magic X Legacy. Hence Game Rating 6/10. Game Fun thumbs Up. Buy In the Deal.