Legend of Grimrock

あまりに美しいグラフィックで即買いました だけど予想していたものとは内容が随分違っていて 謎解きと戦闘の割合が7：3と表現してもあながち間違いでもなく 右往左往しながら移動して頭を悩ます時間の方が戦闘よりずっと長いのは誰がやっても一緒だと思います 一番残念に思ったのが戦闘がダンジョンマスター方式というよりダンマスを僅かに強化した程度のものに収まっている所 謎解き重視の設計思想なので戦闘を楽しみたい人は肩透かしを喰らうでしょうが、そもそもそういうゲーム 謎解きと戦闘の割合が7：3ではなく2：8くらいを求めてるユーザーにはお勧めは出来ない 多分ですが、そういう趣味の方(自分がそう)は粘ってプレイしてみてもただしんどいと思います

You hopefully read this because you are unsure if you should get it. Yes, you should be unsure. It is essentially "What if a 80s/90s Dungeon Crawler was made in 2012?" well, you'd have LoG. Legends of Grimrock is not "Daggerfall reimagined" or "Dungeon Crawling done with modern gameplay aspects" it's not turn-based like some classic dungeon crawlers, well it kind of is but the combat is in real time and unless you are ready to be part of an awfully niche community of gamers - and I really DO mean awfully niche - then you might have a shot with this. Listen. I there are swathes of reasons why I wouldn't recommend this game to the average person. But there's a couple of good reasons to recommend it if you have ever played Might and Magic. Yes. Not its RTS pendant 'Heroes of' Might and Magic but the blobber Might and Magic. Or if you are into Wizardry. These titles tell you absolutely nothing? WELL. Imagine Tabletop RPGs but you control everyone. This was the original idea behind these types of games and honestly, if you cannot see yourself stuck for 20+ hours underground in a dungeon that cuts you no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ slack whatsoever, this is not your type of game. If you, however *are* part of the population that thinks this is the coolest ♥♥♥♥ since sliced bread? Remember you can customize your characters with custom portraits so if you ever wanted to go on such an adventure with your friends, you can quite literally port them in. It's so much more fun this way and I had plenty of laughs having my swedish friend be a fire ball casting fire wizard while his portrait was him holding a Kalashnikov into the camera. 10/10 one of the best games I ever touched. Oh and also it has Workshop support so you won't ever run out of dungeons.

[h1] Tribute to classic dungeon crawlers. Control party of 3 characters playing from the first person view. Moving is grid based and turn based (only in combat). Dungeons are nicely done, some include secret passages, rooms and traps beyond all comprehension. Depending on class of your heroes game might be more or less challenging, make sure to have multiple saves. Exploration is the main force that drives you in this type of games along with leveling. Use points to boost stats and keep everyone happy. This was the first real dungeon crawler I ever played from beginning to the end. Game is set in titular Grimrock dungeon. Level design is decent. Enemies require a bit of strategy. Recommended. [/h1]

Really cool game, pretty much modern Eye of the Beholder, even the secret buttons use exact or similar pattern. Anyone who enjoys dungeon crawlers/blobbers should like it, a dozen of levels, multiple spells, items and collectibles, items and enemies could offer more variety but game isn't long, so it shouldn't matter that much. The only two things I didn't like are, some creature designs felt completely out of place and the final battle is REALLY bad, I imagine devs were rushing it or something - it's that bad. Also minor thing, would be nice to be able to attack with all characters at once, even Beholder 3 had it 9000 years ago.

You’ve missed out if you haven’t played this one. I decided to replay it almost 15 years later, and it still holds up.

Not much to say other than the fact its a really awesome dungeon crawler. Lots of cool enemies, tons of secrets and items to find. Yeah, dope game

old school part based dungeon crawler akin to dungeon master, elder scrolls arena, and might & magic. filled to the brim with clever secrets, and head scratching puzzles. Don't bother with the negative reviews, most of them probably have never played a challenging rpg before. worth the $15 and def worth the $2 when its on sale.

This game isn't so terrible that I didn't beat it (it didn't take 41 hours either, I just left the menu open overnight twice). The "real-time combat" is simply not very fun. Neither kiting enemies on a 2x2 square nor face-tanking two crabs in a corridor via clicking on inventory items is enjoyable, especially when your attacks nonsensically whiff Morrowind-style. Apparently Grimrock 2 is better, but I won't bother checking.