Shadow of Granada
Sneak through the night and jump over ruins to deliver your warning to safety.
Action & Adventure
irbn2471 made this on Mable.
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Sneak past patrolling guards and jump across ruins to deliver your warning to safety.
How to play
- Move left or right to traverse the ruins.
- Jump over gaps to avoid falling and losing resolve.
- Hold the hide button in cover to avoid guard patrols.
- Collect water, bread, and dinars to survive the journey.
- Reach the sanctuary at the end of the chapter to save.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the on-screen buttons to move, jump, hide, and interact.
- Keyboard
- Press Left/Right Arrows to move, Space to jump, H to hide, and E to interact.
- Mouse
- Click the on-screen buttons to move, jump, hide, and interact.
More about this game
Your goal is to carry a warning across three dangerous chapters. You must jump between platforms, collect supplies, and hide in cover from patrolling guards. Your water drains constantly, and running out drains your resolve unless you have bread to eat. The journey ends if your resolve drops to zero from thirst, falling, or being spotted by guards, forcing you to restart from the last sanctuary.
Tips
- Keep an eye on your water supply; if it reaches zero, you will automatically consume one bread to restore 35 water and keep going.
- Falling off the platforms into the darkness will cost you 20 resolve, so make sure to time your jumps carefully over the ruins.
- Trusting the open offer from the stranger grants 25 water, while paying the secretive broker costs 3 dinars and loses 25 resolve.
FAQ
- What happens if a guard sees me?
- Your alert meter will rise when in their line of sight. If it reaches 100%, your resolve will rapidly drain until you find cover or escape.
- How do I save my progress?
- Reaching the sanctuary at the end of a chapter automatically saves your current water, bread, and coins, allowing you to continue your journey later.
- What are the dinars used for?
- You can collect dinars along the way and use them to interact with strangers on the road. Be careful, as some deals may be traps.
