Description
Crown Keep: Tile Match | 5000 Levels HTML5 Game
Crown Keep: Tile Match | 5000 Levels HTML5 Game, a complete tile-match game with a story, built with plain JavaScript. King Aldric returns from ten winters of war to find his keep frozen and ruined. The wizard Merrin kept one last ember of the Crown Fire alive, and the relics of the castle lie scattered across every floor. Take them off the pile three of a kind at a time, fill the royal chest without jamming it, and every cleared level pays stars. Spend the stars on repairs and watch each room come back to life: a torn banner mends, a crooked chandelier rises, the hearth roars again. Nine rooms later the knights ride home for the Midsummer feast at the Round Table.
The board is a classic, easy-to-learn tile match with 5000 levels that grow from a few relics to tall, busy piles, with frozen relics and royal curtains to keep it fresh. A set of crowns shatters all the ice at once.
Game Features:
- 5000 Tile Match Levels, from a two-minute lesson to dense piles with frozen relics and curtains that open and close
- Restore Nine Rooms, the gatehouse, the great hall, the kitchen, the armory, a wizard’s library, the chapel, the royal chamber, the Round Table chamber and the throne room
- 63 Repairs, every repair mends one part of the picture with a sparkle, a short chat and a progress gift on the way
- A Story with a Real Ending, an illustrated intro, chats with King Aldric, Merrin, Sir Gareth, Old Bess and Tam, a finale and the ending
- Frozen Relics and Royal Curtains, ice cracks a stage with every set you clear, curtains open and close with every pick
- Crown Power, a set of three crowns shatters all the ice on the pile
- Three Helpers, a grappling hook, a lodestone and a whirlwind, bought with crowns
- Lucky Wheel, a free spin every ten minutes and one for every finished room
- Royal Portraits, a 3×3 puzzle made from the restored rooms, with a star prize
- Kingdom Map, nine room cards that show what is restored and what is waiting
- Polished Look and Feel, a glossy hand-painted royal interface, template particle effects, recorded sound effects and a medieval music loop
- Portrait, Tablet and Desktop, every panel lives in a 3:4 column over a tiled castle wall
