Keepsake is the latest overseas import from The Adventure Company. In the game, you take on the role of a young initiate named Lydia. It's your first day at the Dragonvale Academy, where the land's mages go to learn their craft, but when you arrive at the front gate, nobody is there to meet you.

Keepsake was released in 2006 but looking at the excellent graphics I would think it was very new. It is simply gorgeous with the towering sculptures and beautiful gardens to walk around in. The characters are not pixelated and the scenes are good even with a widescreen monitor.

Keepsake is the first adventure game title developed by Wicked Studios, a small independent game development studio from Montreal, Canada. The story of Keepsake takes place in an elaborate and beautifully rendered fantasy setting called Dragonvale Academy.

One of the best games for ages. Nearly as good as Return to Mystery Island which I rated one of the best ever. Good story line, great graphics. Most puzzles are not to hard and if you can't do them there are hints. Well worth the money

Keepsake has plenty to recommend, but it really isn't for everyone. Those whose idea of a good adventure involves inventory puzzles and plenty of characters to talk to may be put off by the emphasis on solitary exploration and puzzle solving, particularly given the game's surface resemblance to...

Every so often this happens. I'm talking with a publisher lining up games for our staff to review when I'll notice one, ask about it and be told, "That came out six months ago." Oops. Such is the case here with TAC's Keepsake . I'd heard of it, but never heard of it coming out.

Graphics & Sound: Keepsake 's gorgeous locations are just one of the many features that help to make this game your typical adventure title. Most of the game takes place in Dragonvale Academy and the surrounding grounds. Each pre-rendered location is a stunning piece of artwork.

One might think that it's a little late to hop on the ‘student in an academy of magic' wagon that everyone seemed to be jumping on a couple of years ago, when a certain first movie in a series came out in the theaters. Well, it is, so at this point you have to hitch your own wagon.

This game runs fine on Win 7 x64, with no need for compatibility settings. It is an adventure/puzzle game, and the graphics, while dated, are still nice. I find that I am using the hint button a lot, just to see exactly where to go next, because it's not really clear (like when you start the Trials...

Become a student in a world surrounded by magic and mystery.