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About This Game Underground Keeper is a logical 3D puzzle game from a first person view, inspired by Minesweeper. You will enjoy hours of excellent entertainment in a 60 levels and 4 different environments. Render System, the authors of the popular action game TankZone Battle, will drag you through Underground Keeper into the world where you will not get further without thinking. Map, pickaxe, lamp and a some explosives will become your best buddies. You will have to get through dozens of levels only with their help until you reach the end – your freedom. Chance to survive between the walls mined all over and on dangerous places is granted only to those who have thought through every step and are able to foresee the future. Dig up the surroundings and slowly proceed until you hit the indication of danger. Display with numerical value will show you how many dangerous sites are located in your area and you have to choose the right strategy to move forward. Search, explore and try to locate walls mined all over with a little help of map and some hints. You can destroy it by the explosives in order to get a little further. Should you discover a safe road, you still need to find the portal and go through it to the next level. Difficulty of levels rises alongside with your transition to higher levels and what initially seems like a nice and easy journey, with an increasing time activates brain cells of all true lovers of puzzle games. Accept the challenge, overcome all the pitfalls and find a way out in a beautiful Underground Keeper puzzle game! Key features: • Dynamic levels full of pitfalls and dangers • 3 difficulty levels suitable for beginners as well as real masters • Intuitive and easy • Sophisticated environment full of details in modern graphics d859598525 Title: Underground KeeperGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:Render SystemPublisher:Render SystemRelease Date: 15 Aug, 2016 Underground Keeper Crack Dll lords of underground keepers of the funk. graveyard keeper underground. underground keeper. graveyard keeper underground. lords of underground keepers of the funk. underground ernie finders keepers. underground keeper. underground ernie finders keepers Underground KeeperIs a First-Person MinesweeperThe difference from the Original minesweeper and this is that you need to blow up a set amount of mines with a limited amount of C4.It doesn't bring anything new other than the view style and C4.The levels are broken up in 3 difficulties; Easy, Normal and Hard, essentially.You have to finish all 20 levels on Easy to unlock Normal, then 20 on Normal to unlock Hard with 60 levels in total.The levels are not Dificult by any stretch, it feels more like Tutorial, Beginner, Normal for me and I found the original Minesweeper annoyingly dificult.The game is very short and very monotone with no real soundtrack to speak of.As the levels take no more than a minute or two with no real big variation in the puzzles,I can't recommend this to you if you don't have a stady income,unless you really like Minesweeper and its on a disscount, et least 50% . . . and you have NOTHING better to do.. Underground Keeper is most simply put as a 3D version of the classic Minesweeper with a button ("E") option to see a 2D\/top-down view of the grid.Pro's: The game is essentially as easy as the classic game. Glowing numbers are floating in the center of each grid block, which says if that grid block is touching a bomb grid block - Sides and diagonals as you are used to.The graphics are simple, but effective.There is a leaderboard (currently at just over 500 mines destroyed as of writing this by a name I've forgotten.)You can adjust music volume and sound volume (sounds equal bombs exploding, a pickaxe hacking at a block of dirt or a wooden block.) No noise of footsteps.A good many maps and you can randomly generate one and play it at will, rather than playing the levels as they come.The music isn't bad. It's a bit calm and soothing, like a mix of Enya meets the New Age theme, like Kitaro. But you can turn it down and have your own mix playing in the background.The GUI is simple enough and uses the basics while remaining fairly simple to read.The intro isn't overly long. It's five seconds, then you get an explosion like within the game, but it is thankfully somewhat muted and sounds slightly distant.I'm also really pleased to see that you can press "ESC" during a game and adjust the sound settings rather than between levels.Con's: There is a random block on the ground that is a hole you can fall in to and you will die immediately for doing so.You only get a few extra bombs, so if you blow up the wrong block too many times (one without a mine in it,) then you cannot win because hitting a trapped block will cause you to die, whereas the C4 gives you a three second timer.There are no directions explained in-game (left-click the mouse to mine with a pickaxe and hold down the right mouse button to plant C4.) Not exactly rocket science, but it's something to keep in mind - No tutorial level.-----------Overall, the game is as fun as the standard Minesweeper game, which isn't really saying too much, but it does have the drop of death I mentioned, randomized levels with a pseudo classic view and such. So, for what it is and is meant to be, it's excellent. I might recommend getting it on sale, unless you just really enjoy Minesweeper. At $3.99, it's a touch pricey for a Minesweeper game, even if the graphics are pretty well put together.Happy gaming!-Paladeus. Underground Keeper is most simply put as a 3D version of the classic Minesweeper with a button ("E") option to see a 2D\/top-down view of the grid.Pro's: The game is essentially as easy as the classic game. Glowing numbers are floating in the center of each grid block, which says if that grid block is touching a bomb grid block - Sides and diagonals as you are used to.The graphics are simple, but effective.There is a leaderboard (currently at just over 500 mines destroyed as of writing this by a name I've forgotten.)You can adjust music volume and sound volume (sounds equal bombs exploding, a pickaxe hacking at a block of dirt or a wooden block.) No noise of footsteps.A good many maps and you can randomly generate one and play it at will, rather than playing the levels as they come.The music isn't bad. It's a bit calm and soothing, like a mix of Enya meets the New Age theme, like Kitaro. But you can turn it down and have your own mix playing in the background.The GUI is simple enough and uses the basics while remaining fairly simple to read.The intro isn't overly long. It's five seconds, then you get an explosion like within the game, but it is thankfully somewhat muted and sounds slightly distant.I'm also really pleased to see that you can press "ESC" during a game and adjust the sound settings rather than between levels.Con's: There is a random block on the ground that is a hole you can fall in to and you will die immediately for doing so.You only get a few extra bombs, so if you blow up the wrong block too many times (one without a mine in it,) then you cannot win because hitting a trapped block will cause you to die, whereas the C4 gives you a three second timer.There are no directions explained in-game (left-click the mouse to mine with a pickaxe and hold down the right mouse button to plant C4.) Not exactly rocket science, but it's something to keep in mind - No tutorial level.-----------Overall, the game is as fun as the standard Minesweeper game, which isn't really saying too much, but it does have the drop of death I mentioned, randomized levels with a pseudo classic view and such. So, for what it is and is meant to be, it's excellent. I might recommend getting it on sale, unless you just really enjoy Minesweeper. At $3.99, it's a touch pricey for a Minesweeper game, even if the graphics are pretty well put together.Happy gaming!-Paladeus. Pros:3d Minesweeper60 Maps (~8 hours to Complete)Native 21:9 Support (3440 & 2560)Challenging GameplayLevel SelectorPlayer LeaderboardsMellow SoundtrackPrice: Paid $1.74 but Currently on Sale for $0.99Cons:No AMD Crossfire SupportNeeds Optimization: Each level start out at 60fps but quickly dip to 30fps with R9 290x 8Gb. Underground KeeperIs a First-Person MinesweeperThe difference from the Original minesweeper and this is that you need to blow up a set amount of mines with a limited amount of C4.It doesn't bring anything new other than the view style and C4.The levels are broken up in 3 difficulties; Easy, Normal and Hard, essentially.You have to finish all 20 levels on Easy to unlock Normal, then 20 on Normal to unlock Hard with 60 levels in total.The levels are not Dificult by any stretch, it feels more like Tutorial, Beginner, Normal for me and I found the original Minesweeper annoyingly dificult.The game is very short and very monotone with no real soundtrack to speak of.As the levels take no more than a minute or two with no real big variation in the puzzles,I can't recommend this to you if you don't have a stady income,unless you really like Minesweeper and its on a disscount, et least 50% . . . and you have NOTHING better to do.. Not a bad game and I never wrote a review for a game before so this is my first go. I typically play bigger games and games that most people know if so when i saw this game while browsing I added it to my wishlist just so I would know when it would be released. It is not a bad game and I would reccommend it to anyone. It is similar to that of minesweeper where you have to find out where the sweetspot of the mine is and put a C4 there to destroy it. If you break it with your pickaxe then boom, you have to restart the level. I kind of wish the settings were more optimizeable. For instance I typically play in windowed mode for my recordings and youtube and this game did not have that settings. I know I have not played much and will probably update this review as I go on but I thought Id leave a positive review to help the game out. The price should probably be cheaper than it is since its not a huge logic game yet but I am someone who likes to purchase small games when they come out and get videos out on them as well. I have started a walkthrough for anyone that is interested or just want to see what the game looks like and how it works. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=IQFD_g0Gl4Y. Just in case the description of this game leaves you with any doubt: this is first person minesweeper with clunky mechanics.