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Welcome to the Vanderboom house, home to the infamous Vanderboom family! Visitors are arriving soon, and you are meant to start your housekeeping duties immediately!
Solve the puzzles needed to fulfil your daily tasks, look after the household, welcome the visitor and ensure their comfort while helping the family achieve their alchemical ambitions!
Servant of the Lake is the new premium point-and-click adventure in the Rusty Lake series from the creators of the Cube Escape series, The Past Within and Underground Blossom.
Going back to our Roots - Servant of the Lake is a classic single-player Rusty Lake point-and-click adventure set in the infamous Vanderboom house during the era of Aldous and William Vanderboom.
Solve surreal puzzles – Expect to go from simple tasks such as straightening the family portraits and doing the laundry to assisting in complex experiments and cleaning up the aftermath.
Unravel a dark narrative – Live through events set decades before Rusty Lake: Roots! As the servant of the Vanderboom estate, you can explore each room of The House while making sure the family is looked after. Do you think you can survive the weekend?
Immersive soundtrack - Haunting melodies composed and performed by Victor Butzelaar to keep you company while puzzling your way through your daily, usual and unusual tasks.
Buy Servant of the Lake in Sri Lanka for Rs. 1,620 — currently 30% off on Steam. Pay in 3 interest-free installments with Koko, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Adventure, Indie.
Begin your new job as a servant at the mysterious Vanderboom estate. Solve puzzles, serve the family and uncover their dark alchemical secrets in Servant of the Lake, a new upcoming single-player point-and-click adventure in the Rusty Lake series.
10/10 Rusty Lake goodness. Loved finding out who the protag was. If you played the others, you have to play this. It's so good.
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The story is pretty short, but I enjoyed it. It was engaging enough to keep me curious about what was going on, and I had a good time seeing it through to the end. The puzzles weren't particularly difficult either, which is honestly a plus for me because I don't enjoy banging my head against impossible puzzles. They were simple but still fun to figure out. I wouldn't have minded the story being a little longer, but I think this was probably a good length overall. If it had gone on much longer, it might have started feeling repetitive. I liked it! A fun little Rusty Lake game with a good story and enjoyable puzzles.
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As always, this game is fun, puzzeling, intruiging and weird as balls. I like the day structure and how the game closes off areas you wont need and also how the story this time around is (for rusty lake terms) pretty clear. Its a solid prequel and a great short game. My biggest gripe is the notebook: The navigation with it is a bit wonky
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Not bad
Great game.