Obviously a rising star in game crafting, David has outdone himself by converting this game from its basic original form into a quality work at least equal to Legacy 2 in visual and navigational appeal. While the puzzles themselves were pretty much the same as in the original, certain inventory items required in the original were sometimes not available because some of the fundamental puzzle redesigns no longer required those items. Trying to locate those items did consume a little extra time, but it wasn’t a problem once I understood the puzzle redesigns (all changes I saw were sensible improvements).It was a nice touch having the updated “key” to the tall building look suspiciously like the final inventory item acquired in Legacy 3. I wonder if Legacy 4 might just need a remarkably similar key to gain entry into its mysterious structure as well. We should all encourage David Adrian to finish Legacy 4 so we can find out.The final astonishing part is that this game is free and devoid of ads. Download and play it; you won’t regret it.

Felt like progress but not easy. Puzzles were tricky, but rewarding because they connect clues from different points into unexpected places across the journey.It’s definitely a fresh approach to strategy, decoding & puzzle solving, escape room type games . The scale and rooms have a way of causing a sense of my smallness in vast large/liminal chambers, the background sounds are well considered and create a very creepy, anxious effect (especially in the great hall near the beginning of the pyramid … i always felt vulnerable/exposed in this hall.. Like I’m all alone, yet being watched. I like the simplicity of the design aesthetic the mood created (this is even better and better with each successive games in David’s series (I’ve played 4). What I love the most: I’m alone in the special world created by the game. The story references other characters, but we never see them - I wish more games were designed this way (I find other characters a distraction and they always disappoint because always remind me I’m playing a game, and most of the time they are a buzz kill, silly, weird - not people I would hang with - so I don’t want them in my fantasy journey ). When it’s just me, I can get pulled into and immersed the Specail World. lost in the world. I play these games to be alone.

This epic game challenges you to learn your way around a huge pyramid with allot of rooms.Unlock hidden passages, find valuable clues, solve fun puzzles and have fun.The first puzzle you’ll encounter is called "The Eye of Horus". This symbol has been used in many video games.The Eye of Horus is an ancient Egyptian symbol associated with protection, health and spiritual well-being.Another ancient Egyptian symbol you will find is an Ankh, that means; "eternal life".Many of the puzzles in this game are based on matching symbols (this idea has been popular in many video games over the years).Understanding those symbols makes solving the various puzzles easier because they are easy to identify and I appreciate that.This game ranks your performance based on "Total Playtime". ⏱️My best time:0 HOURS12 MINUTES0 SECONDSI made a complete walkthrough video detailing everything I know.Rating: 5/5Very Good.Recommended: Yes 👍🏼

This game was real fun to play and was a good diversion for a couple evenings. The games that you would compare this to like Room and House of DaVinci have superior graphics and creativity in puzzle design. However it is remarkable that this game was created by a single person, at least that is what you’re told upon completion. So David..great job Some graphics don’t match up…for example the colored light beams exit out of towers but when you are outside the same beams come from lamps attached to a wall. There is a similar disconnect inside the pyramid. But those things don’t detract from gameplay. So this was still fun while I wait for another version of Room or HofD