Where Shadows Slumber Hack 1.0.11 + Redeem Codes
Indie shadow puzzle game
Developer: Game Revenant Ltd
Category: Games
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.0.11
ID: com.gr.wss
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Description
Where Shadows Slumber is a mobile adventure puzzle game that takes place in a world that has been plunged into darkness. You will guide Obe, an old man who discovers a mysterious lantern in the forest, on one last journey.
The only tools at your disposal are your wits and the chaotic nature of the universe. Anything that is not touched by light has the freedom to change. This governing principle will be your guide in the darkness, but also your undoing. After all, if you are not touched by the light, you have the freedom to change as well.
What will you become?
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Features:
• Easy to learn touch controls let you explore a mystical world from the moment you start playing.
• Deep, mind bending puzzles using an innovative mechanic never seen before.
• Eight different worlds, each with their own personality and secrets.
• A riveting story unfolds as you play, taking you on a journey at the end of Obe's life.
• Designed for both phones and tablets, the game can be played in portrait mode on any mobile device.
• We recommend using headphones to get the full audio experience.
• This is a premium game with no ads or in-app purchases. Pay once and get the full game!
Stay in touch and receive regular updates from the creators through the following links:
Website: http://www.WhereShadowsSlumber.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GameRevenant/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/GameRevenant
Blog: https://GameRevenant.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/GameRevenant
Copyright © 2016 - 2018 by Game Revenant Ltd. All rights reserved.
The only tools at your disposal are your wits and the chaotic nature of the universe. Anything that is not touched by light has the freedom to change. This governing principle will be your guide in the darkness, but also your undoing. After all, if you are not touched by the light, you have the freedom to change as well.
What will you become?
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
Features:
• Easy to learn touch controls let you explore a mystical world from the moment you start playing.
• Deep, mind bending puzzles using an innovative mechanic never seen before.
• Eight different worlds, each with their own personality and secrets.
• A riveting story unfolds as you play, taking you on a journey at the end of Obe's life.
• Designed for both phones and tablets, the game can be played in portrait mode on any mobile device.
• We recommend using headphones to get the full audio experience.
• This is a premium game with no ads or in-app purchases. Pay once and get the full game!
Stay in touch and receive regular updates from the creators through the following links:
Website: http://www.WhereShadowsSlumber.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GameRevenant/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/GameRevenant
Blog: https://GameRevenant.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/GameRevenant
Copyright © 2016 - 2018 by Game Revenant Ltd. All rights reserved.
Version history
1.0.11
2019-11-19
- Fixed a minor translation error.
- The game will now properly ask for reviews after some time.
- The game will now properly ask for reviews after some time.
1.0.10
2019-08-07
- You can no longer drag platforms Obe is standing on, and puzzles that previously required this have been updated and improved.
- Reordered the puzzles in World 1.
- Redesigned Level 1-3 to avoid using vertical, rotating Draggable objects.
- Assorted bug fixes.
- Minor cosmetic changes to some Levels.
- Reordered the puzzles in World 1.
- Redesigned Level 1-3 to avoid using vertical, rotating Draggable objects.
- Assorted bug fixes.
- Minor cosmetic changes to some Levels.
1.0.9
2019-02-22
- Improved the visibility of certain early puzzle elements based on player feedback. (Thanks!)
- Fixed a small pathfinding glitch.
- Adjustments to level loading code.
- Fixed a small pathfinding glitch.
- Adjustments to level loading code.
1.0.8
2018-12-10
Our most recent patch adds in a review request that will appear after you've played for a little while.
Please review our game so other players can find out about the game!
Please review our game so other players can find out about the game!
1.0.7
2018-11-18
- Fixed an error that caused Phantoms to "hang" on Level 5-2, "Family."
- Fixed an error that caused all Levels to be unlocked when you begin the game.
If these bugs impacted the score you gave the game in your review, we ask that you please reevaluate it!
- Fixed an error that caused all Levels to be unlocked when you begin the game.
If these bugs impacted the score you gave the game in your review, we ask that you please reevaluate it!
1.0.6
2018-11-16
Fixed an error that caused Phantoms to "hang" on Level 5-2, "Family." If this bug impacted the score you gave the game in your review, we ask that you please reevaluate it!
1.0.5
2018-11-05
- Overhauled the design of rotating "draggable" objects based on user feedback
- Minor visual improvements to Level 0-2 "Bridge" and Level 1-3 "Lock"
- Minor visual improvements to Level 0-2 "Bridge" and Level 1-3 "Lock"
1.0.4
2018-10-08
- Cutscenes can now be skipped automatically from the Settings menu
- Small visual adjustment to our app icon
- Small visual adjustment to our app icon
1.0.3
2018-10-01
- Fixed a critical bug in level 5-2 which was preventing the level from being beaten.
- Fixed a bug in level 7-5 which caused boxes to disappear.
- Small updates to dragging controls.
- Fixed a bug in level 7-5 which caused boxes to disappear.
- Small updates to dragging controls.
1.0.2
2018-09-27
This version addresses an error with older devices that caused the game to crash constantly. Although our game will always run best on the latest hardware from Apple, older devices should be able to run the game in High Quality mode with no noticeable lag or crashes.
We apologize for this error! If this change affects the review you gave the game originally, we request that you update it with your current opinion.
We apologize for this error! If this change affects the review you gave the game originally, we request that you update it with your current opinion.
1.0.1
2018-09-21
This version contains a few small fixes:
- Addressed some localization issues in Korean and Turkish
- Reduced the game's Size by compressing assets
- Other small graphical fixes
- Addressed some localization issues in Korean and Turkish
- Reduced the game's Size by compressing assets
- Other small graphical fixes
1.0
2018-09-10
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Ratings
4.6 out of 5
295 Ratings
Reviews
Hippopotomis,
Hope
As a 14 year old boy, when I met the developers of his game, I was amazed with what I might be able to do with my interests. It brings me hope that, although it might take some time, anyone can do anything from the ground up if they try, and Where Shadows Slumber is a perfect example.
I finished the game today between periods in school just so I could confidently say how wonderful it is. When I played he introduction at the SxSW gaming convention, I was confused, and wanted a text tutorial that would show me how to play the game, or dialogue to explain why *SPOILER* he was mugged in a forest by a lion, wolf, and leopard. *END OF SPOILER* I quickly realized how much it adds to the game by having no idea what is going on, or what is good, and what is bad, or right from wrong. It brought out the hard work in the game, and shows the humility of the devs in not trying to shove lore and backstory down your throat, but rather let you interpret the story for yourself, like how a book doesn’t include pictures, or how art does not contain words.
If you made it this far, I hope you agree with me, and I hope the developers get to read this message, to see how far they have made it, and the support this game has brought them.
I finished the game today between periods in school just so I could confidently say how wonderful it is. When I played he introduction at the SxSW gaming convention, I was confused, and wanted a text tutorial that would show me how to play the game, or dialogue to explain why *SPOILER* he was mugged in a forest by a lion, wolf, and leopard. *END OF SPOILER* I quickly realized how much it adds to the game by having no idea what is going on, or what is good, and what is bad, or right from wrong. It brought out the hard work in the game, and shows the humility of the devs in not trying to shove lore and backstory down your throat, but rather let you interpret the story for yourself, like how a book doesn’t include pictures, or how art does not contain words.
If you made it this far, I hope you agree with me, and I hope the developers get to read this message, to see how far they have made it, and the support this game has brought them.
HeyItsNami,
Very cool mechanics,
But released a little too early. The game itself was very fun to play and challenged your intuition constantly; all the puzzles were well balanced, the art style was beautiful, and the storyline was mysterious and strange. There were, however, some technical issues that took a lot away from my enjoyment of the game. Leaving the app for a second to answer a text requires you to restart the level you’re on when you return; tapping too early to start a level freezes the game until you restart the app; and I had to restart the app 3 separate times to view the ending scenes with any audio. These issues pulled me out of the game’s universe entirely and will hopefully be fixed very soon.
EDIT:
I am happy to see the developers are still working hard to fix some of the bugs I had experienced with the game. Keep it up!
EDIT:
I am happy to see the developers are still working hard to fix some of the bugs I had experienced with the game. Keep it up!
E.S.S.,
A fun and eerie puzzle game
Where shadows slumber is an excellent story-driven puzzle game. It appears to be heavily inspired by monument valley, and uses many of the same switch-flipping and block-moving mechanics, but with shadows cast by lanterns changing the planes of existence instead of optical illusions. I finished the game in two days.
The story is eerie and moving, and almost shockingly violent, with fully animated cut scenes and anguished cries from the protagonist. Each new area is aesthetically pleasing and very distinct, with different color palettes and NPCs. This makes the game feel a bit disjointed but keeps it interesting. Unfortunately the complete lack of words in the dialogue makes certain parts confusing (what happens at the summit?), and the end feels like a cliffhanger.
While most of the levels are fun and well designed, there are a handful of bugs that forced me to reset some of levels a few times, especially during the hill section. More than once, the graves dancing in shadow wouldn’t line up with where the grave was in light, resulting in graves Obe could walk over and invisible walls blocking his path. The final level is also a bit of a chore. The puzzle itself is creative and interesting, but one the player finds the solution, the distance Obe must walk to actually line up all of the pieces becomes frustrating.
Overall, a great game. Wish it were longer. 4/5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✖️
The story is eerie and moving, and almost shockingly violent, with fully animated cut scenes and anguished cries from the protagonist. Each new area is aesthetically pleasing and very distinct, with different color palettes and NPCs. This makes the game feel a bit disjointed but keeps it interesting. Unfortunately the complete lack of words in the dialogue makes certain parts confusing (what happens at the summit?), and the end feels like a cliffhanger.
While most of the levels are fun and well designed, there are a handful of bugs that forced me to reset some of levels a few times, especially during the hill section. More than once, the graves dancing in shadow wouldn’t line up with where the grave was in light, resulting in graves Obe could walk over and invisible walls blocking his path. The final level is also a bit of a chore. The puzzle itself is creative and interesting, but one the player finds the solution, the distance Obe must walk to actually line up all of the pieces becomes frustrating.
Overall, a great game. Wish it were longer. 4/5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✖️
Beneficial App Seeker,
Unexpected and great fun
I just started this app and I’m hooked. I usually turn sounds off but I switched them back on. My only hiccup is that I can’t get out of settings. I have to close the app and go back in but my selections are remembered. So, there’s that. I even have the image settings on low and it’s still clear. I don’t really have the words to expand on what I like, especially since I want to get back to the game. But it’s definitely worth a shot, especially if you are drawn to the idea of the story element as well. I got this game for free and even when I get apps for free, I rarely leave reviews because I don’t usually hang in there long enough to feel qualified to give a review. But this game deserves the praise and attention. It’s engaging in a whole new way. New to me, anyway. Definitely worth checking out.
trix668478,
Shadows?
I feel like a complete idiot playing this game. I’m at a level now that I just stare at because I’ve tried everything I can think of. I honestly can’t play anymore without some kind of direction. I’m not far in, River 3 or close to it. I’ve restarted it a number of times, tried everything I can think of. I did not buy this to stare at it and I am not stupid, but this game sure makes me feel stupid. Thanks.
I finally got past that level, and yes, it was the stupid tree. I was ready to toss my iPad. I’m pretty far past that now, so I’ll give you another star, and then we’ll see when I’m done if you get more. Thanks for caring!
Ok, just finished. I’m slow, but I finished. I gave another star because it is such a challenge. No hints or tricks, you just stay where you are until you figure it out. Not a game for wussies. I feel like I actually accomplished something, thanks for the fun.
I finally got past that level, and yes, it was the stupid tree. I was ready to toss my iPad. I’m pretty far past that now, so I’ll give you another star, and then we’ll see when I’m done if you get more. Thanks for caring!
Ok, just finished. I’m slow, but I finished. I gave another star because it is such a challenge. No hints or tricks, you just stay where you are until you figure it out. Not a game for wussies. I feel like I actually accomplished something, thanks for the fun.
Gamer1st1,
Great puzzler
This is a great puzzler using the mechanics of light and perspective. It’s sort of a blend of Monument Valley and a light/shadow game from a few years ago who’s name I can’t recall off hand. Beautiful art and animation gives it a serious touch of mood and a very creepy vibe. Surprisingly violent in a cartoonish way. Overall a great buy, though I’m not sure of the length of the game yet. One star off for the controls feeling a little rough but that may just be the newness of the game. If I get used to it or it’s patched I’ll revise it to 5 stars. I’ve been needing a good puzzle fix and this does the trick.
EDIT
Controls feel much better now so it’s up to 5. Good length for the price and outstanding overall.
EDIT
Controls feel much better now so it’s up to 5. Good length for the price and outstanding overall.
ConanTerminator,
Landscape mode should be standard
What gives? This is the third game I purchase in the past two weeks that only supports portrait mode. All three on an iPad pro. All three seem like “chill” games that would be great while relaxing before going to sleep, but for one thing- portrait mode. I keep my iPad in a case, not very comfortable to hold on portrait and I’ve never had to take it out of the case for games since they TYPICALLY support landscape. This game says “premium” on its description. Can’t see how that can be accurate if it’s tailored more towards those who play mostly on their phone that is more amenable to playing in portrait mode. I’m not a game developer, so I have no clue as to what goes into the the decision process. Perhaps there is a reasonable explanation. Another thing, put it on the description please (doesn’t support landscape and gaming will be inconvenient if you have your iPad in a case). Or simply support landscape 😁.
Tydaspy,
Crisp art, intriguing concept, mind bending puzzles
I’m a huge fan of indie games and games in general. That said I usually am unable to get into most mobile games. The experience is often undercut by uncooperative controls and unimaginative gameplay. Shadows however, does not disappoint! Do you like thoughtful puzzles? Check! Do you like crisp vibrant art? Check! Shadows manages to bring something new to the table with its take on light and shadows. It definitely may remind you of monument valley, as it did for me. It is to lights what monument valley is to geometry. Not to long, easy to pick up and play for a short while. The price is just right, give it a buy!
Also I met you guys at Pax East! Hi!
Also I met you guys at Pax East! Hi!
AdRT,
Beautiful, moody puzzle-narrative game
What a gorgeous game! This game is breathtaking in every way, every little detail is given so much love, from the level design to the light/shadow mechanic to the sound design and the art and animation, every bit of it has been lovingly crafted. I mean, just look at that level select screen! Never have I ever experienced such joy while selecting a level! The puzzles are very creative too, a unique take on the genre using the light/shadow mechanic, and there’s also quite the story that unfolds, brilliantly told through expressive animations. If you enjoy beautiful, challenging, inspired games, you’ll enjoy Where Shadows Slumber.
mjwach,
Awkward controls, pointless backstory, ugly game
As you progress in this game, it becomes increasingly important to place the "hero" and objects in the scene precisely. However the controls are awful. Rotating objects is especially frustrating as a clockwise movement of your finger results more often than not in a counterclockwise movement of the object. Eventually the struggle the with controls becomes the game, since you know exactly what needs to be done, only the controls prevent you from doing it. As for the story, it makes no sense, and what little is presented is often grisly--as in the "hero" chopping another character up for no apparent reason. The graphics are of "South Park" quality blocky and flat.
