Nominally Luxor: Quest for the Afterlife is already the 4th part of the series and a continuation of previous projects. Here, the main character was summoned by the goddess Nefertiti to complete an important task. Her artifacts were stolen, and therefore the spirit of the queen, being chained to the earth, asks for help. Therefore, the gamer goes on a journey through Egypt to find fragments of lost objects and return them to where they belong.

The gameplay of Luxor: Quest for the Afterlife consists of passing sequentially built levels, made in the same style. So, a “snake” of balls of different colors begins to move in front of the gamer. The task is to break this chain without letting it reach the end point. At the same time, the destruction of balls occurs only if the gamer knocks out 3 or more objects in 1 shot. So, for example, if at the end there are two pairs of different colors left, you can throw a ball into each of them to complete the next segment. The more you manage to knock out when hit, the more crystals will fall out. To get points, you need to catch them by simply moving the platform there. In total, the campaign consists of 100 levels, spread across 18 cities in Egypt and 6 different regions, including even the Silk Road. The balls themselves can be customized by changing the design and choosing brighter shades.