Legend of Grimrock

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[h1][b]Legend of Grimrock[/b][/h1] [h3][b]Time Played:[/b][/h3] 70 Minutes [h3][b]Last Played:[/b][/h3] 8th of September, 2026 [hr] Legend of Bottom-Right Corner: Advanced Edition. [h3][b]Yay:[/b][/h3] + I enjoyed the music, and titlescreen. + Rather atmospheric in this section alone. + For those that want it, you can create a custom party of 4 characters. + For those that don't, you can go with a prefab. + I liked the exploration. [h3][b]Meh:[/b][/h3] ~ Nothing. [h3][b]Nay:[/b][/h3] - Rather than Auto-attacking, you need to right click the weapon on the lower right pane to use it, something the game gives no adequate job of telling you. - This adds the need to look down at the weapons, and miss vital information like when you missed an attack. - As a result of both of these, combat boils down to “navigate the corridors you can't see, or otherwise constantly-turn, waiting for the non-visible countdown to restore, then hit something, hope you don't miss, and repeat...hoping to the gods above you don't accidentally back yourself into a corner.” - Navigating away on a grid you could only see one face of was not a favourable method of evasion to me... - You cannot dual-wield. Using one hand's attack locks both out. - Enemies in the first level seemed way too durable, even on what the game claimed was “normal” mode. - The game never tells you that you can rest by pushing a button to restore health and stamina. - This, though, means more looking at the bottom right, as it doesn't automatically-end on restoring all the bars. - I haven't the foggiest of clues what the game deems important enough to auto-save after, given I started from the very-first room multiple times. - Luck based achievements. You cannot see if an enemy is below when jumping into a pit, even when dragging right-click to see, meaning the achievement for squashing, or teleporting onto an enemy relies on shots in the dark. - Inventory management, movement, combat, and map-reading were all thought to be very, unenjoyably-clunky. - You need to eat food for whatever reason, yet the game gives you plenty of pieces of it, at least in what little I played, making this seem like purpose-convolution, or yet another thing of busywork to manage. - One has to open the character pane to see this, too: they don't show it, say, below the stamina. - To get a character to eat, you also need to juggle the panes to put it into their inventory, then right click it there. - Wall-mounted torches don't burn out. Player-held ones? Aye. - Thus, if you don't engage in kleptomania, and flood vital weight, and inventory slots with torches, you can be left without a way to see. - They barely give you any equipment at-first, and no party member can dual-wield. I also didn't see a single ranged weapon before they throw poison-chucking, vision-fogging mushroom things at you, putting you at an objective-disadvantage. [hr] [h3][b]Verdict:[/b][/h3] As a novice to the Grid-Based Dungeon-Crawler style of game, having only played the personally-enjoyed-but-needed-to-be-stopped-due-to-3DS-derived-vision-issues Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux, and also-unfavourable I Can't Escape: Darkness, I cannot confidently-state how much of the jank, artificial difficulty, convolution, and lack of quality-of-life features was the developers' commitment to making an “Old-School” dungeons, and how much is a quirk of this particular one. What I can state, though, is that while I may have played for 20 minutes longer than Cube Creator X, and enjoyed the non-combat gameplay, I did not see a need to continue this one. Maybe gamers who played the first instances of this type of game would relish in seeing one that plays just like [insert game here], but with modern-ish graphics, but for me, I'm going to hope this now-8-game unfavourability-streak will be dispelled by the next thing I try to play, and that the supposedly-better sequel to this will remedy the issues I took with this one. [h3][b]Placed in:[/b][/h3] 5: Dourly-Dismissed.