Khaba Know IT HT AB KHABA A mystery puzzle adventure Michael is an ambitious explorer searching for a secret treasure. Finding himself tr… $0.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsKHABA A mystery puzzle adventure Michael is an ambitious explorer searching for a secret treasure. Finding himself trapped in the dark pyramid of Khaba, a weak ray of sunlight becomes his only hope. Through chambers filled with puzzles, Michael must reflect this beam against orbs and dusty mirrors to pass each test. When a lit stone opens one passage, another one is blocked and each chamber becomes a further test of patience and reason. As Michael descends deeper into the pyramid, every solved puzzle will also unfold new parts of his troubled story. Almost as if the pyramid itself is testing Michael, an optional story about the dead Pharaoh will demand alternative solutions to each puzzle – but also expose the true nature of Michael’s past. - 28 puzzle levels - Hours of gameplay - Voice-acting - Alternative endings Khaba is a game from Swedish game studio Hello There. With a thrilling story, challenging puzzles and intuitive gameplay combined in a unique mix Information Seller:Know IT HT AB Genre:Adventure, Puzzle Release:Oct 24, 2013 Updated:Jul 10, 2014 Version:1.2 Size:120.0 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Free for the first time! First sale ever. You have to led a light beam via mirrors and reflectors. No IAPs, no ads. Recommended! DelBoy2181 Well-Known Member Mar 14, 2011 857 0 0 London, England #2 DelBoy2181, Sep 27, 2014 Last edited: Sep 27, 2014 Interesting game, but how do you collect/pick up the scarabs?? SpikeGuy Well-Known Member May 8, 2012 532 0 16 #3 SpikeGuy, Sep 27, 2014 Never heard of this one but I tried several levels and it seems like fun. Thanks! y2kmp3 Well-Known Member Jun 25, 2010 1,784 3 38 #4 y2kmp3, Sep 29, 2014 Last edited: Sep 29, 2014 I found this game by chance and was entirely surprised by how sophisticated and well thought-out the puzzles were in this game. Unlike the many other derivative puzzle games using the mirror mechanics, the mere fact that all of the mirrors (including those that would cast more than a single ray of light) in this game are all entirely movable (both translational and rotational movements) makes the levels quite tricky to solve and adds a level of difficulty that is otherwise not possible in the other games. It also means that many levels can be solved in multiple ways. I wonder if the developer has investigated on whether or not there is some "optimal" solution for each level and whether some level can actually be solved using lesser number of mirrors that are given for the level. The only negative so far is the oversensitive control that is frequently misinterpreting my finger lift as a movement to rotate the mirror. A great hidden gem of a puzzle game. cdbaksu Well-Known Member Jul 25, 2013 98 0 0 #5 cdbaksu, Sep 29, 2014 Not free in the US? (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
I found this game by chance and was entirely surprised by how sophisticated and well thought-out the puzzles were in this game. Unlike the many other derivative puzzle games using the mirror mechanics, the mere fact that all of the mirrors (including those that would cast more than a single ray of light) in this game are all entirely movable (both translational and rotational movements) makes the levels quite tricky to solve and adds a level of difficulty that is otherwise not possible in the other games. It also means that many levels can be solved in multiple ways. I wonder if the developer has investigated on whether or not there is some "optimal" solution for each level and whether some level can actually be solved using lesser number of mirrors that are given for the level. The only negative so far is the oversensitive control that is frequently misinterpreting my finger lift as a movement to rotate the mirror. A great hidden gem of a puzzle game.
