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About the game
Keys of the Kingdom is a brain-teasing logic PC game which takes you to the romantic epoch of noble knights and heroic adventures! Move back in time to try and help Sir Lancelot save the township from the oppressive King. Solve the exciting puzzles invented by the guards to block your way as you journey to the King’s Castle. Tutorials are provided for each puzzle if you get stuck. Each puzzle contains a powerful Bible verse to keep you spiritually lifted.
- 7 Tutorials are included to help you learn how to play the game.
- 100 brilliant levels will bring you hours of fun and intrigue as you work through solutions to the puzzles.
- Solutions are provided for every puzzle in case you get stuck.
- Low system requirements so the games can be enjoyed on virtually any modern computer running Windows 98 or higher.
Minimum System Requirements
- Windows® 98, 2000, ME, XP, Vista, 7
- Pentium® II 400MHz processor or faster
- 64MB RAM Minimum
- 150MB free hard disk space
- 12x CD/DVD-ROM drive or faster
- 16-bit 4MB DirectX compliant Video Card
- 16-bit Windows compatible Sound Card
- Adobe Flash Player 9 or higher to view solutions (available free on the Internet)
- Mouse
Our Thoughts
I was curious about this game and watched my 2nd son play with it recently. The game is packed with logic puzzles that will make you think to be able to bring the key to the lock. You have to resolve the puzzle to be able to advance on the map.
Based on a medieval theme this game will help your child to develop his thinking skills as he/she has to resolve them to advance. The ones that Dominic is doing right now are easy according to him. When I asked Alexandre if he was at the Knight’s Refuge level 
There are six places you have to travel to before you reach the castle. They are: Sheep’s Stables, Wolf’s Den, Lamb’s Hideaway, Lion’s Woods, Knight’s Refuge and King’s Castle. Through each level, the complexity of the puzzles gets harder and will challenge the person who is playing. Each of my older sons have their own game going on right now and Dominic seems to enjoy it quite a lot. After each resolved puzzle, a scripture appear on the screen and a voice is reading it. I find it interesting that the voice is there because my 2nd son would have trouble to read the somewhat italic writing. Also included in this software are tutorials to help you play the game. If you are stuck somewhere, simply watch the tutorial again so you can resolve the puzzle.
My son Alexandre, age 9 1/2, is the one who used the game the most. Here’s his thoughts on it:
“ The puzzles are very cool to test your brain. I like it because there are some cool verses from the Bible. I don’t really like that the view solution is there because people could just check to do it. I find that it is showing you how to cheat instead of thinking.”
My son Dominic, age 7, has just started playing with Keys of the Kingdom. Here’s are his thoughts:
“Cool! It is fun and awesome.”
Both enjoys playing with Keys of the Kingdom and find the puzzles being more challenging. I am starting to think that I should tease my own brain with this fun game…
Keys of the Kingdom is available directly from LBGames for the price of 19.98$US.
Disclaimer: Thanks to Left Behind Games for sending me the above mentioned product for review purposes . I was not monetarily compensated for this review. Please note that the review was not influenced by the Sponsor in any way. All opinions expressed here are only my own.
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