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Keepers Of The Lost Arts

This is an endless runner set in a Medieval town and time.

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Kotla Studio
Publisher
Kotla Studio
Release
December 31, 2023
2 years and 215 days ago
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Mixed16 reviews62.5%

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About the Game

This game is an endless runner set in a Medieval town and time.

We understand that running can be rather tiring, so you can also just walk and enjoy that medieval vibe. Just watch out for those oncoming horses!

If you want to collect some loot along your jogging route, we've got you covered. Coins and gems, and someday we'll have scrolls about lost arts.

How do I win? It's endless. You win when you're done chilling with the game.

Can I shoot or beat up bad guys? Oh nonono... none of that here. We just jogging along. Or walking. And running.
And also sliding. Like, under obstacles. Oh yeah, and jumping over stuff.

Just run forward? Yeah, pretty much. You can also go sideways. As in left or right. In fact, it's recommended. And jumping way up and sliding under stuff, as was made clear a few the sentences ago.
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