Keeper of the Sun and Moon

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About this game

No one mentioned saving the world at freshman orientation, but you still can’t decide if the worst part of college is the essays or the demons.

Keeper of the Sun and Moon is a 310,000 word interactive fantasy novel by Brynn Chernosky, where your choices control the story. It’s entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

You knew your school year was off to a rocky start when you were attacked by a gorgon. Whisked away to New World Magi Academy, you’re thrown into life at a college for supernatural in the midst of unprecedented turmoil in the city. There’s a war brewing between angels and demons in New Magi City—and the theft of the powerful celestial artifacts does nothing to abate tensions...

• Play as male, female, or non-binary; gay, straight, bi, or asexual.
• Romance one of ten love interests, from a cute shifter to a snarky telepath.
• Experience life as one of seven unique species as you learn to control your powers.
• Choose your classes for each semester, from Telekinesis to Sigils and Runes.
• Discover the secrets of New Magi City, and become involved in the intrigue yourself.
• Delve into a forgotten mystery to uncover the secrets of the Dragon Massacre.
• Stop the artifact thief from taking control of the city, or aid them along the way.

Ratings and reviews

I'm not sure how to put this... the writing seemed a bit disjointed. The political plot was kind of hard to follow in the middle, and the ending felt rushed and weird. Not as satisfying of a read as I usually find these to be. I did enjoy the characters, though, and definitely don't regret giving this game my time or money. I hope the author continues to improve, and I'll be supporting them when they release the planned sequels.

Protagonist feels utterly useless and it is even worse considereing that this is a multi part game. You're made to think your character will grow stronger and adapt, but only in a far off sequel that may or may not ever come. As a series, I'm sure that the characters will flesh out and the protagonist will as well. However, judging this game as its own, singular experience, it's very unsatisfying. The best reedeming quality is the replayability, you will get your money's worth!

Nice ideas and situations overall, and certainly lots of replay value. However, the sheer scope of the story makes the pacing too fast to know what's going on and care about any of the characters too much. And in many cases, once you ask a question, you're basically pushed off to the next scenario, even if the situation calls for a slower pace. I'm a bit disappointed with the somewhat abrupt ending too. Is there a bug or there is not supposed to be a save option?

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