Is this game a phone port? Yes Is it overpriced a little? Yes Does this make it a bad game? No. Now that we have that out of the way, on to the mini review. While exploring the ancient pyramid of 'Khaba', Michael gets trapped inside leaving only a light source to use as the escape plan. Bouncing the light source between orbs and mirrors, Khaba is a...


Khaba
2015 Hello There Games76Good
Playtime
ShortPlayers typically spend about 6 hours in the game.
Playable on
- Steam DeckVerified
- Steam MachineVerified
Available on
- $3.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- January 12, 2015
- Developer
- Hello There Games
- Publisher
- Hello There Games
- Themes
- -
- Genres
Overview
In Khaba, you follow the explorer Michael on his quest for a treasure in a forgotten pyramid. Through chambers filled with puzzles, he descends deeper into the mysteries of the buried Pharaoh. Each chamber becomes a further test of patience and reason, revealing the true nature of Michael’s past.
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Reception
- Steam85from 20 reviews
I'm not sure why, but I just like laser puzzle games. Khaba has a pretty cheesy story, but the puzzles are fun and not overly challenging. It's a good casual time filler.
A pleasant puzzle-logic game Our task is to use mirrors to bring a laser/beam of light from point A to B. And even though that's all it is - the game adds a new element with each level, so that I still remain eager to continue playing. As if that wasn't enough - Khaba has a voice actor and a story, which is rather rare in a simple game of this type. However,...
Khaba is a very short but fun puzzle game. Using two different beams of light your goal is to manipulate those beams of light in order to open doors to get your character further into the pyramid and find the treasure. Most of the puzzles are pretty simple up until the last couple (Khaba Steam screenshots section will help if you need it). Story is...
I see Khaba as a mix between God of Light and the puzzle aspect of Deadfall Adventures. With a top down view, you refelct a light beam to open passages, doorways and secrets, with a main goal of guiding the light beam to the last door. The game does get pretty tricky once you start advancing in levels, but it also has a repetitive feel like most games...








