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A 2.5D stealth puzzle platformer from Jumpbutton Studio about a young girl who stumbles across something beautiful in a world ravaged by never-ending war. Keeper and the Soldier has elements of role playing and point-n-click adventure games with an emphasis on narrative, atmosphere and stealth.
The game is set in and around a dystopian city that lies on the border of a lush forest which protects a long forgotten secret. An ongoing war at the forefront of society has twisted the citizens of the city, mentally and physically. People here are born to serve in a disheartening, gloomy existence. Like ants, it is simply their way of life to either be a worker or a soldier.
The player controls EMI23 (or Emi for short), a young girl who is destined to be a soldier. She bonds with a curious creature called the Keeper in the outer forest who needs her help. Emi must recover pieces of an ancient device to save the archives of human history before the Keeper’s exhausted life comes to an end.
Time will tell if her actions bring the dawn of a new era or reveal the most dangerous thing of all, the truth.
KEY FEATURES
-Explore a rich and beautiful immersive world with a forgotten past and collect clues to its origins.
-Stealth through guarded areas and outwit your foes while wielding powerful abilities and using the environment to your advantage.
-Experience a touching tale of companionship told through two characters with no one left to turn to but each other.
Keeper and the Soldier has elements of role playing and point-n-click adventure games with an emphasis on narrative, atmosphere and stealth.
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