- April 5, 2017
- Gilded Skull Games
Galactic Keep
54%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
gameplay
82% User Score 17 reviews
Platforms
PCMac OSWindows
About
GALACTIC KEEP is a sci-fi, tabletop-styled, role-playing game. Investigate exquisite maps in a richly described world, free to roam where you want, exploring for hours! Choose the path of your adventure in an open world filled with hidden surprises around every cavernous, loot filled, turn.







Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews
story4 positive mentions
gameplay2 negative mentions
- The vibrant artwork and unique psychedelic style enhance the game's appeal, making it visually engaging.
- The game offers enjoyable and engaging gameplay, reminiscent of classic board games and old-school RPGs.
- There is a variety of characters and items, allowing for some strategic elements in gameplay despite its simplicity.
- Combat mechanics are overly simplistic and heavily reliant on RNG, leading to a lack of tactical depth and predictability.
- The game feels incomplete and repetitive, with limited story depth and no additional modules or content planned for the future.
- Many players found the gameplay to be unchallenging and lacking in complexity, resulting in a lack of investment in character outcomes.
- story8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is engaging but lacks depth, with some players noting it feels incomplete due to the game's discontinuation. While the initial module serves as a promising prelude, the overall narrative is considered straightforward and not particularly complex. However, the unique races and classes, along with appealing artwork, contribute to a fun and enjoyable experience for players.
“The first module is a little short, but acts as a good prelude to a bigger story.”
“The story is nice and I've never seen races and classes like that; it's very unique.”
“Love the artwork and story.”
“Sadly, the game seems to be discontinued, so no more modules, so the overarching story is incomplete.”
“Unless I've missed some hidden complexity, the combat is about as straightforward as the card game War (in a bad way) and there is very little plot to speak of.”
“The story is involved enough but not particularly deep.”