Grimrock

The slightly narrow FOV is undoubtedly intentional, adding to the claustrophobic feel of the game. Although I'd like a wider one myself, hopefully a simple .cfg edit will come to light soon.

Hmm, yes, the irrational part is important. This would explain how such a fear can actually, quite easily, be translated into a virtual world. So, how does this phobia affect you whilst playing games like LoG? Does it merely up the scare factor, or is it unwise to entertain such games?

Wow, say what you think, eh? But to be honest, I do hope this kind of thing doesn't occur often in LoG. I don't mind the odd bit of frustration in a game (Rayman Origins is a good example of limiting the frustration to a perfect level), but if the fun is completely taken away by it then nobody enjoy...

I am arachnophobic, I bought the game but I must admit that I'm a bit concerned about getting to the part where the spiders are. could be good in a "face your fears therapy" type way... Doesn't work that way unfortunately. And it's not a fear, it's a phobia. By definition, a phobia is the...

Not 100% sure what is causing the effect but it's either motion blur or the headbobbing... my gut feeling tells me it's the motion blur when moving though... the best solution would be an option to disable both motion blur and headbobbing so you "glide to the next tile with no motion blur (tex...

I've been playing computer games for over 25 years, and thankfully I've never had this kind of problem. The only time I've come close is when I've been playing a 3D game on the PS3. It's unfortunate for those of you who do suffer, but is it possible that it could be due to an eyesight issue? Eye str...

For those of you running Nvidia (8 series and above) you can download the latest beta drivers (301.24) which now have a FXAA setting within the control panel. I've tried FXAA enabled whilst playing LoG and there is no noticeable blurring, but the odd jaggies I see @ 1920x1080 are gone. FXAA, by natu...