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Games developed by Kheops Studio

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Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon

Windows 2008
Father Arno Moriani is sent to Transylvania to investigate the beautification process of a woman doctor, dedicated to her work during the First World War and considered a saint in her village. But Moriani quickly gets the feeling that the marks on her corpse do not come from a divine power . . but from Count Dracula himself. He decides to investigate to find out if the famous vampire is alive or not. Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon is a point & click game with the usual gameplay of this kind of games: 1st person perspective, cursor change if an action is possible, inventory, puzzles to solve, dialogue transcription, Arno's notes and a list of objectives. The game is the sequel to Dracula: The Resurrection.

Return to Mysterious Island

Windows 2004
Inspired by Jules Verne's book 'The Mysterious Island', you play a young girl who is stranded on an unknown island. Attempting to break a world record by sailing solo around the world, Mina is swept overboard during a storm and manages to swim to a beach. She must learn to survive by finding food and shelter and eventually finds a way to explore the entire island. During her adventure, Mina stumbles upon a beautiful submarine. Captain Nemo's Nautilus. The game features a non-linear story and a unique inventory management system. Most of its puzzles are related to inventory items and have multiple solutions. Readers of Verne's book will recognize the locations and characters in the game. Achievements are recorded with points, reminiscent of the old Sierra games.

The Egyptian Prophecy

Windows 2004
Pharaoh Ramses II is dying. Amun-Re, god of the Sun, will prolong his life if Ramses erects a magnificent obelisk in his honor. But the construction of the project is delayed due to accidents and the overseer's unexplained illness. If the obelisk is not placed in time, Ramses will die! In desperation, the pharaoh turns to Maya, an Egyptian priestess and magician who possesses the ability to transcend to another plane: the world of Egypt's ancient gods. Rameses' hope is that Maya can uncover the mystery behind the troubles and ultimately save his life. In her quest to help her king, you embody Maya in this mouse-driven point-and-click adventure game. Maya will encounter many problems and puzzles in both the realm of earth and the realm of the gods. Summoning the magic and powers of mystical objects, she periodically leaves her earthly body and enters a dreamlike state. In these visions, Maya will travel to many beautiful places, meet the Egyptian gods and ask for their intervention. The gods will test her mettle by asking her to perform tasks and deeds, rewarding her with information or an actual event. The results of Maya's actions in her visions will affect what happens on the Egyptian ground plane. As you play The Egyptian Prophecy, experience a story filled with authentic Egyptian mythology. Meet and talk with 15 non-player characters, explore six varied locations, and learn how to perform ancient ritual magic by consulting the in-game encyclopedia.

Voyage

Windows 2005
Voyage is an open-world adventure game, released in 2005 by the renowned game developer, ndcent. The game takes players on an immersive journey through different eras, from the age of explorers to the modern world, offering a unique experience unlike any other game of its time. With its engaging storyline and stunning visuals, Voyage captured the hearts and minds of gamers worldwide. Set in a fictional island called Isola, Voyage puts players in the role of a brave and curious explorer. The game begins with the protagonist stranded on the shores of the island, with no recollection of how they got there. As players progress through the game, they uncover the secrets of Isola and its past, leading to a thrilling adventure filled with mystery and discovery. One of the standout features of Voyage is its massive open world. The island of Isola is rendered beautifully, with lush landscapes, vibrant flora and fauna, and stunning weather effects. The developers have paid great attention to detail, making the world feel alive and realistic. The dynamic day and night cycle, along with the changing weather patterns, add to the overall immersive experience. Players can spend hours exploring the different areas of the island, each with its own unique charm and challenges. The gameplay of Voyage is a perfect mix of exploration, puzzle-solving, and strategy elements. As players progress, they must gather resources, build shelter, and hunt for food to survive in the harsh environment of the island. The game also features a crafting system, where players can create tools and weapons to help them in their journey. One of the most exciting aspects of Voyage is the ability to time travel. As players uncover the lost artifacts of Isola, they can use them to travel to different eras, from the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Rome to the colonial era and beyond. Each era presents a new set of challenges and discoveries, making the game dynamic and engaging. The graphics and sound design of Voyage are top-notch, bringing the island of Isola to life in all its glory. From the beautiful sunsets and landscapes to the lively sound effects and ambient music, the game offers a complete sensory experience. The developers have done an excellent job of creating a visually stunning game that stands the test of time, even years after its release.
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