Legend of Keepers
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About Legend of Keepers
Goblinz Studio released Legend of Keepers in March 2020 to fill a specific niche on PC and consoles. You play as a hired guardian for the Dungeons Company, tasked with managing a dungeon layout while fending off incoming hero parties. This title blends simulation elements with roguelite progression across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and other major platforms. It asks you to design traps and hire monsters to create an unbeatable lair. The game launched as a single-player experience that later added multiplayer features for those who want to watch their defenses crumble under pressure.
Gameplay
Your session revolves around arranging rooms on a grid and assigning specific monster types to each space. You cannot control characters directly during combat. Instead, you set up traps, manage door mechanisms, and wait for hero squads to trigger your defenses. When a party attacks, the game switches to a turn-based tactical view where your hired minions execute their AI scripts. Between waves, you spend gold on upgrades or new recruits to strengthen your layout. You can also customize the dungeon's atmosphere to affect enemy morale. Success depends on how well you anticipate hero strategies rather than reflexes.
What Players Think
PlayPile data shows mixed reception for this title. The IGDB score sits at 63.7 based on ten ratings, suggesting a polarizing experience. Community moods fluctuate between frustration and fascination with the management layer. Average playtime hovers around 18 hours for most players who stop after clearing the campaign. Completion rates remain low because the difficulty spikes sharply in later waves. Only 24 achievements exist in the system, with an average unlock rate of just 21.6%. The rarest trophy "Am I... a God?" appears in only 1% of playthroughs, indicating a massive skill gap between casual players and dedicated dungeon masters.
PlayPile's Take
This simulation works best if you enjoy planning complex traps rather than fighting heroes yourself. The price is reasonable for the amount of content available, though the steep difficulty curve might frustrate some users. Players who want to collect all 24 achievements will need hundreds of hours since the unlock rates are so low. It fails to reach its potential in multiplayer modes where coordination often breaks down. Stick with this game if you like managing resources and watching AI battles unfold without touching a controller during the actual fights.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer
IGDB Rating
63.7
RAWG Rating
3.5
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