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| Game Chronicles |
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07/11/06 |
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 Keepsake review:
This is a tough recommendation because you have a really great start and a really great ending, but there is this mess in the middle I don’t want anybody to endure unless you are a glutton for puzzle punishment or don’t mind using the built-in hint system. If this is you, then definitely take this game for a spin.
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| GameSpy |
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06/17/06 |
80% |
Keepsake review:
It would've been nice if the map had set a marker where you were actually standing instead of just the general area you're in, since the camera-changes between screens can get confusing, but it's still better than nothing.
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| GrrlGamer |
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06/06/06 |
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Keepsake review:
The adventure genre is not one I often play, generally due to the fact that aside from MMO's, I usually am a console girl. Anyway, this was something different from my usual fare and I decided to give it a try. My experience with Keepsake left me with mixed feelings.
The game takes place surrounding the events of a mage academy called Dragonvale that you, Lydia, are enrolled in. When you arrive at the academy, the grounds are empty and your best friend Celeste is no where to be found. As you explore the academy, you find clues and puzzles that help you find out what exactly happened. The first other, erm… person you come across is Zak, a wolf who claims to have been a dragon before students turned him into a wolf. It's obvious, and I mean OBVIOUS that he's hiding something and not telling you the whole story. - Megan Parker, Grrlgamer.com
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| Digital Entertainment |
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06/03/06 |
80% |
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| Game Over Online |
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05/18/06 |
87% |
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| Worth Playing |
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05/07/06 |
55% |
Keepsake review:
Keepsake, Wicked Studios' upcoming adventure game, will immerse you in a magical journey beyond compare. Assisted by a dragon afraid of heights, Lydia takes on to explore the Dragonvale Academy's empty structures in search for her best friend Celeste.
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| PC Game World |
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05/02/06 |
77% |
Keepsake review:
For puzzle adventure fans especially kids this game can't possibly miss. Definitely worth a look if you like mysteries as well.Read the full review!
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| Game Vortex |
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04/22/06 |
90% |
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| Yahoo! Games |
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04/22/06 |
52% |
Keepsake review:
It's got some occasionally interesting puzzles, but the lame story and irritating characters kill whatever appeal Keepsake might have had.
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| BonusStage |
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04/21/06 |
82% |
Keepsake review:
True to its label, The Adventure Company is one of today’s leading publishers committed to keeping the long-running adventure genre alive and kicking. Over recent years, the company has most definitely been doing one heck of a job accomplishing that goal, and that trend only continues with the company’s latest PC adventure game Keepsake, a traditional third-person point-and-click quest through a beautiful fantasy world complete with an intriguing storyline and countless puzzles to keep that brain of yours churning away into the wee morning hours.
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| GameSpot |
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04/21/06 |
52% |
Keepsake review:
It's got some occasionally interesting puzzles, but the lame story and irritating characters kill whatever appeal Keepsake might have had.
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| Selective Gamers |
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04/17/06 |
80% |
Keepsake review:
Keepsake is a beautiful game with a lovely story and interesting characters. It has moments that are funny, sad and even heartbraking. If you're looking for a good adventure game, Keepsake is well worth checking out.
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