- April 1, 2021
- Hosted Games
Keeper of the Day and Night
Platforms
About
"Keeper of the Day and Night" is a first-person puzzle adventure game where players must maintain the balance between day and night in a mystical world. As the Keeper, manage the celestial bodies to control light and darkness, interacting with unique creatures and landscapes to solve puzzles. Your choices affect the environment as you explore this serene universe.


- The storytelling and character development have significantly improved, making the characters feel more fleshed out and relatable.
- The game offers a rich and immersive world with engaging political intrigue and a variety of romantic options that enhance the overall experience.
- The humor and writing quality are top-notch, providing a delightful mix of chaos and heartfelt moments that keep players invested.
- Some players found the pacing to be inconsistent, with abrupt transitions that disrupt the flow of the narrative.
- There are still issues with the illusion of choice, where many decisions feel inconsequential and do not significantly impact the story.
- Occasional typos and coding issues detract from the overall polish of the game, leading to moments of confusion for players.
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a coming-of-age narrative that effectively blends a college experience with a fantasy world, showcasing the protagonist's growth and the impact of player choices on the plot. While the sequel improves upon its predecessor with better pacing, character development, and engaging plot twists, it suffers from pacing issues and occasional overused tropes. Overall, the narrative is immersive and filled with intriguing subplots, though some transitions between events can feel abrupt.
“It is a coming of age story as our main character gets stronger as the story progresses.”
“On the bright side, there is a solid story with a lot of interesting plot lines and mysteries that will keep you glued to the screen until the very last chapter.”
“The story, world, and characters feel more fleshed out and real, with the protagonist still feeling like a solid combination of a self-insert and their own character.”
“The story features some overused tropes and pacing issues, and several characters got just too much attention compared to others.”
“I still do not like how the story jumps from one event to another, and then another, and then another.”
“This game is a good sequel to the first game; however, it didn't feel as fluid as the first game, and it felt like I was missing some of the story.”