Kari and The Lost Shrines Game Review: Remembering Old Times -

Isha Foundation recently released a mobile game called Kari and The Lost Shrines. The game is available on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. The game holds a good star rating of 4.7 on the App Store and a 4.8-star rating on the play store. In this article, we will be taking a look at if the game deserves such a high rating and what is the connection between Hindu temples and this game.

Kari and The Lost Shrines: Concept

Kari is the inclusion of a warrior-protector. He sprints through twisted green walks across deep forests and waterfalls through verdant veils to uncover lost relics from ancient shrines. He puts the shrines back together in a fabulous feat of restoration. But the player of the game gets to be Kari in flesh and bones. While looking into the concept of the game, and also the gameplay the most of the hardcore gamers may remember “Prince of Persia and Assassin Creed mobile games.

The Kari concept is completely different from those games. But the gameplay style is a bit similar to those games. Coming to Kari and the Lost Shrines, the major asset to the game is background music and the concept. The game filled with map keys placed everywhere to help find the relics easily. It consists of a single map, and the player must restore all relics to a single temple. The game is divided into three different map levels. The game is small and simple, it can be finished within 8-9 minutes.

What makes this game so special and how Hindu temples are connected to this game?

The game is to restore the temples, in this game, Kari collects relics and restores temples to their glory! What not lost on the player is the eagerness of the original Kari is personified in the character. The saint who donated all his earnings to the service of Shiva and his devotees. He built temples that were spiritual and architectural wonders.