- Improved UI, with spatial audio, haptics and onscreen feedback
- New interactive setup tutorial
- Game tips
- New graphics options
- Visual & audio improvements throughout
May 6-13, get LitK 1.3 free on the App Store!
Lillie is the Keeper 1.2 Released
LitK 1.2 is now available on the App Store. It features:
- Revamped kitchen with period furniture
- Enhanced UI
- Improved AR setup experience
- New event system to support current & future game enhancements
- Refactored, more reliable UI system
- New intrusive thoughts
- More Acre Courier content
- Bug fixes & small visual improvements throughout
Introducing Lillie is the Keeper
You’ve always wanted a lighthouse. A contained, liminal space at the edge of the world, between sea and sky. A literal beacon in the night. I can put one in your pocket.
Lillie is the Keeper (LitK) is an upcoming Myst-like game played in AR on an iPhone or iPad. You’ll take on the role of Lillie Pine, a 15 year old girl shipwrecked in an empty lighthouse following a mysterious calamity in 1905. With your iOS device, you’ll explore the lighthouse by moving about your real-world space.
The game is structured as a short story, beginning before it begins and ending after it ends, in eight play vignettes or levels. The main character, Lillie, suffers from intrusive thoughts, which we hear as an older, more severe, highly critical version of her own voice.
The game is built in Unity 2021.2 and runs in iOS 14, using AR Foundation 4.2 as a wrapper over AR Kit 5. It is a solo effort by the author, including writing, voice direction, modeling, coding, rigging, sound editing and visual design, and stars actors Sheri Lee (Hearts of New England), Robert Harrison (The Equalizer) and Melissa McCue-McGrath (BewilderBeasts).