Stonekeep

Stonekeep: Bones of the Ancestors is a video game developed by Alpine Studios and published by Interplay Entertainment for the Nintendo Wii in 2012. The game is the second game released in the Stonekeep series, although it is not Stonekeep 2, a game that was cancelled after five years of development, but rather a new game based on the original. The game was released through the WiiWare online distribution system, Interplay's second game of the kind, after MDK2 HD, to positive sales, but largely negative critical reception.

Stonekeep is a first-person role-playing game where players explore underground realms to reclaim their immortal soul. Set in sprawling subterranean environments, players navigate through ancient corridors, sewers, and magical realms while battling undead creatures, rescuing allies, and freeing a dragon. The game features both physical and magical combat systems as players uncover a story that develops based on their choices.

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A pure Role Playing Game in every sense of the word.

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