Galactic Keep Reviews – Page 4
4/5 rating based on 54 reviews. Read all reviews for Galactic Keep for iPhone.
Galactic Keep is paid iOS app published by Gilded Skull Games
Great game - but make a 2nd module already!
DZ6542246677844
The game takes a little while to get used to it but once you do it's a great one - reminds me of playing pen-and-paper games 'back in the day'. The issue is that the dev's have claimed to have additional modules 'coming soon' for quite a while - I think I finished the one-and-only module 7 or 8 months ago. The game is fun - but overpriced in terms of hours of gaming enjoyment if they never deliver on the "more modules are coming" promise.
Rage Quitting
PerryDies
If you like the kind of frustration that makes you want to throw your phone out of your window, you'll love this game. At least it's got some pretty colors. I guess.
Great style... Not much else.
Ninja Trooper
What a fantastic intro and interesting story that sadly devolves into much less interesting gameplay and combat. I'd like to recommend this for the visual treatment alone, but even the dice roll gets annoying after a few hours. Combat options are binary to the point of exhaustion after your first few enemies. Every battle turns into who can whittle a health bar down faster. There is a blocking mechanic, but this only slows the battle. Once you get past the interesting art and sound design, you just want a decent board game.
This is a fantastic game
Mugglemage
Don't listen to the people saying it's unfair, they have likely never played actual D&D... Sometimes you go the wrong way and you get killed, there is very little cost for a death in this game. I loved this game and am playing through it for the third time because none of the other games I have have been able to hold my interest like this one. I like the lore, I like the story, I like the detail on every battle... More please.
DND like story game
BeefMaestro
A fantastically unique DND style game with great art and a fun story
Galactic Keep
syntheticvoid
Galactic Keep is definitely one of those games that might not really be all that appealing at first, but the more you play it, the more it'll grow on you and open up. There is no real hand-holding. There is a tutorial, but after that, it's almost an open world RPG in a tabletop setting. Where you go is completely up to you. You will die. A lot. But you have 6 or 7 characters to work with, and each time you visit your old character's dead body, all of the gear you collected can be taken and the character can then be selected again, with all their permanant stat buffs and experience in tact (that is, unless you choose to play on Hardcore mode, which offers perma-death, though I wouldn't recommend it until you've got a handle on the gameplay). Right now, there's only one part of the game, but it's about 10-12 hours worth of gameplay and the developers are working on part 2 which, from their social posts, sounds and looks FRIGGIN INCREDIBLE!! Gilded Skull Games has definitely earned itself a lot of fans because of this game... and even without the 2nd campaign, wound up being one of my favorite games of 2015. Well worth the price. Fans of turn-based RPGs, roguelikes, open world RPGs and old-school board-based Dungeon Crawlers/RPGs should jump on this ASAP.
Style and substance; I want more plz
Nijyusan
Just finished the first module, and man I could barely put this game down until I did. Please make more modules as IAP!
Dying ain't that much fun
raradi
Captures the feel of a tabletop RPG. Only problem is the encounters are horribly unbalanced. I die almost every encounter. Maybe other people find that challenging, I just find it frustrating. I do not recommend.