I encountered a snail. I wait for a turn... or something. No, it just hits me a few times. Then I realize I won't get a turn. So I hit escape and helpfully there is a tutorial button! It kindly explains that if you want to throw a rock you drag the rock. Great! That's how I got into combat with the snail; I had no idea this game was semi-realtime (only when it's inconvenient). So now there's a snail murdering me and no clue what to do. The only answer of course is Google. So I did that, and wow,...

It's not good. The whole point of the game from the very beginning was the idea of potentially escaping the prison/dungeon. It's fine that the game subverted the player's expectations with the whole plot twist about a teleportation device not turning out to be real. That part was fine, and in reality that's a good narrative device. But the issue is that after the "boss" is defeated, the game fades to black and plays a cutscene which doesn't exactly answer very many questions. If the introduction cutscen...

There's something so simple yet so addictive about this dungeon crawler. Never thought Id go back to playing something so basic. I went to sleep 2 hours after my bedtime due to just not being able to stop playing the game. Only stopped after I took a beating from some janky monster. Do you guys know why such games are so fulfilling? I keep craving for old school horror games like in the ps1 era even thought I dont even play them. Maybe its my nostalgia (and being a 90s kid) flaring up. What about you guy...

Even fighting every possible monster and finding every possible hidden item, it's almost impossible to defeat some of these encounters. The Bugs at the end of Floor 4 Archives was almost impossible. Even though they attack super fast and deal high damage, they gave very little experience and no drops. The only way in which that fight was possible was to abuse the door, and that's only with the benefit of hindsight from save scum. Even employing this strategy, still must reload several times to perform it...

Because the developers dont give a 5h1t about any of us. They took our money years ago and we no longer exist to them. So just stop asking. They dont respond to posts here, or on any social media platforms. They've demonstrated that they only care about the Switch version. Its a shame as both Grimrock 1 and 2 are perfect for handheld PCs, but thankfully there are plenty of alternatives out there....