World Keepers: Last Resort

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World Keepers: Last Resort is a single player action game with a horror theme. It was developed by Alawar Stargaze and was released on February 2, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

In "World Keepers: Last Resort" , play as the brave and determined heroine Elizabeth, sailing through treacherous waters to uncover the cause of a devastating plague and confront an evil force threatening humanity. Explore visually stunning environments, solve puzzles, and uncover clues in ruined towns and villages to find four powerful dolls. With challenging gameplay and a gripping story, this game provides an unforgettable adventure.

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Audience ScoreBased on 81 reviews

story20 positive mentions

music8 negative mentions

The game features nice artwork and well-drawn scenes, contributing to an overall pleasant visual experience.
The puzzles and hidden object scenes are generally straightforward and can be enjoyable, with some variety in difficulty.
The game can be completed in a reasonable time frame, making it a decent option for casual gamers looking for a short playthrough.

The story is subpar and lacks coherence, with many reviewers finding it derivative and poorly executed.
There is no voice acting, which detracts from the overall immersion and engagement with the narrative.
The game suffers from various bugs and design flaws, including frustrating puzzle mechanics and inconsistent object interactions, leading to a less enjoyable experience.

story
63 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
32%
57%
11%
The story in this game is generally considered subpar, with many reviewers noting its incoherence and lack of depth, often describing it as a typical "save the world" plot that fails to engage. While some players appreciated the fantasy elements and the inclusion of unique mechanics, the dialogue is frequently criticized for being weak and poorly written, and the absence of voice acting detracts from the overall experience. Overall, the narrative is seen as a mixed bag, with some finding it enjoyable despite its flaws, while others deem it boring and unoriginal.
- “The story has a certain steampunk/pirates flavor, but otherwise it’s the usual 'save the world' stuff.”
- “Ironically, the plot itself is good: we play as a female pirate captain who embarks on a quest of stopping ancient evil, which serves as a good excuse to visit a plethora of interesting and beautiful locations.”
- “I was pleasantly surprised to find it had a little more story than a typical hidden object game, and the clicking furiously to find everything was kept to a minimum.”
- “The story is subpar.”
- “In fact, this game suffers from bad plotting all around, and not just in the story.”
- “The story cannot keep any focus as we wander from place to place, while reading dialogues that were likely cringe-inducing even in their native language, let alone this butchering of the English language of a translation.”
graphics
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
61%
26%
13%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many players appreciating the nice artwork and colorful scenes, while others find them somewhat outdated or mediocre compared to similar titles. Some users highlight the clarity of hidden object scenes, but note issues like flat visuals and resolution glitches that detract from the overall experience. Overall, the graphics are seen as a strong point for some, but not universally praised, with ratings ranging from average to above average.
- “The best side of the game is the graphics.”
- “The music, graphics, and gameplay were all well above average, putting this at the same quality level as some of the best Artifex Mundi titles.”
- “Graphics is definitely a plus, I really liked the sceneries and how they were themed.”
- “The graphics in general seem somewhat flat and not as beautifully drawn as is usually the case with this type of game, and the cursor doesn't always change shape for clickable areas or changes in unusual ways, making it sometimes hard to tell what exactly needs to be done.”
- “Unfortunately, the graphics are rather mediocre, and there is a weird resolution glitch: the scenes are all too big for the screen, so you have to scroll up and down with a mouse click.”
- “Graphics are 2D, fairly common, and not ugly, but not beautiful either.”
music
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
48%
38%
The music in the game has received largely negative feedback, with many players finding it repetitive, annoying, and poorly suited to the game's theme. Several reviewers noted the lack of voice acting and variation in the soundtrack, leading to a less immersive experience. While some appreciated the sound effects, the overall consensus is that the music detracts from the game's enjoyment.
- “At least the sound effects are on point, especially the music and sound effects that signal tension.”
- “The art is nice, the music is mostly non-intrusive, and the dolls are really cute.”
- “The music, graphics, and gameplay were all well above average, putting this at the same quality level as some of the best Artifex Mundi titles.”
- “Music and sound effects annoyed me, so I turned it off and played the Final Fantasy XV soundtrack I have.”
- “Boring music that is very repetitive.”
- “The music doesn't match the genre of the storyline.”
gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some praising its challenging puzzles and interesting mechanics, while others criticize it for being poorly executed and lacking depth. Although it features standard hidden object game elements and some enjoyable aspects, many players feel that the overall experience is hindered by a weak story and design flaws. Overall, it offers a straightforward experience that may appeal to fans of the genre but falls short of its potential.
- “The initial added mechanics having the dolls hold magical powers that help you along the quests seem entertaining and amusing.”
- “Leaning as hard as possible to the absurdity works surprisingly well for what is mechanically a straightforward hidden object game.”
- “The gameplay also shows several signs of great design, especially with the difficulty of the point ‘n’ click segments and in the puzzle variety.”
- “It seems poorly made and it shows in almost every facet of the gameplay.”
- “Lame story and lazy gameplay, nope.”
- “There is nothing hidden up or down, so this annoying 'feature' provides no gameplay value.”
stability
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
86%
The game's stability is mixed, with some players experiencing minor bugs and glitches, while others report significant issues such as game crashes, broken achievements, and unsolvable puzzles, particularly on higher difficulties. Despite these problems, some users noted smooth performance with no crashes or major technical issues. Overall, the game's bugginess can detract from the experience, leading some to recommend skipping it if stability is a concern.
- “Performance-wise, it runs great on a toaster, achieving 60+ fps, like butter, with no crashes, hitches, or much load on the CPU or GPU.”
- “Some achievements are broken, some puzzles are bugged, the game crashes/freezes at some places, that ray puzzle often isn't solvable on harder difficulties as it sometimes generates impossible combinations. You can't replay on the same profile to get missing achievements as it still counts your hints/skips from the last playthrough. You will inevitably encounter something that forces you to stop playing at some point.”
- “If you don't like the idea of paying for a potentially buggy game, then I'd say it's safe to skip this one; you aren't going to miss anything.”
- “The bugginess of the game really affects my playthrough, and in my opinion, this company's games (I've played quite a few) are very buggy and definitely not worth the money for their playable value.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players have noted that the grinding aspect of the game can be tedious and irritating, particularly for completionists, leading to moments of frustration as they progress through short chapters. While the game avoids excessive backtracking, the overall experience can feel monotonous, diminishing the joy of exploration.
- “Therefore, if someone is a completionist, they should prepare for some tedious and irritating moments.”
- “So yeah, by around chapter 6 I was just grinding my teeth and waiting for the game to be over.”
- “It's really, and I mean really, tedious and boring - I miss the joy in exploring.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is characterized by a whimsical blend of fairytale elements, steampunk aesthetics, and cultural references from Indian and Aztec traditions, resulting in a variety of amusing moments that enhance the overall experience.
- “The combination of fairytale elements, humorous moments, and a blend of steampunk, Indian, and Aztec themes creates a uniquely entertaining experience.”
- “The humor in this game is genuinely funny and keeps you engaged throughout.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The game is criticized for having no replay value, with some users rating it a 0/10 in this aspect, indicating a lack of incentive to play again after the initial experience.
- “There is no replay value.”
- “Replay value: 0/10”
- “The game lacks any incentive to play again.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is highly optimized, running smoothly at 60+ fps even on low-end hardware, with minimal CPU and GPU load, and no crashes or hitches reported.
- “Performance-wise, it runs great on a toaster, achieving 60+ fps, like butter, with no crashes, hitches, or significant load on the CPU or GPU.”

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World Keepers: Last Resort is a action game with horror theme.

World Keepers: Last Resort is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 2 hours playing World Keepers: Last Resort.

World Keepers: Last Resort was released on February 2, 2017.

World Keepers: Last Resort was developed by Alawar Stargaze.

World Keepers: Last Resort has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its music.

World Keepers: Last Resort is a single player game.

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