Keeper

[Sporky]

I finished Keeper last night (started it on Thursday - it's not hugely long). I was going to skip it because the premise sounded daft, but it was a magnificent game. Great graphics (I had one bit of low frame rate, otherwise silky smooth), great sound design, and more than the sum of its parts.

Without spoilers, it's a bit Journey, a bit Little Nightmares (but not a horror game), a hint of Samarost to the world. You're a walking lighthouse and you're friends with a bird, and then it starts getting weird.

The puzzles aren't particularly challenging, but it's a good step up from being a walking simulator in terms of involvement.

[The0perator]

Nice sometimes to do a game like this rather than something frantic. Reminds me of the older monkey island games and its ilk

[snuffy]

It's been on my wishlist for a while and so now I've bought it. It's very weird and I've only played it for about 10 minutes.