Grimrock

I would totally go for a physical collector's edition (depending on what it contains, of course). I don't think you even need to make that many copies to make it financially profitable. Ghostlight just pre-sold 300 copies of Elminage: Original Limited Edition with an artbook and cards, and it was ju...

re: Grimrock 2/3/whatever, take a look at the thread title. I really don't know how to make it any clearer. "Beyond Grimrock"? Grimrock is the name of the first game in the series. As for which forum this belongs in, I really don't understand what you're saying. this forum is called "...

I specifically said in the very first sentence that I want talk about what comes after the Grimrock series (however many parts that turns out to be). Nope, you said what comes after Grimrock 2. That can be interpreted as Grimrock 3. Especially since you posted this in the Grimrock forum. Non-Grimro...

Not all old grid-based FP RPGs were turn-based, in fact quite a few of them were in real time like Dungeon Master, Eye of the Beholder, Lands of Lore and Anvil of Dawn. Grimrock is a modern take on the Dungeon Master concept, not Wizardry. There are actually many Wizardry-like modern games coming up...

Am I the only one who would shell out a bit of extra to get a nice collector's edition of Grimrock 2?

What would you like to see in it? I love artbooks and maps myself.

Woah, that's a hairy bunch!

Hopefully they'll translate this to English.

Would the sequel have to have puzzles outdoors? Would the sequel have to have the same gameplay as the first one? I'd prefer if the sequel would try to do new things, not just "same shit, different dungeon".

The problem of outdoor is: To not not have links between levels so it makes them too basic, It doesn't match well puzzles design that makes sense only in humanoid structures. Uh, I don't even understand what these mean... [*]That it will require a ton of graphic work multiplying by ten the game cos...

Andy wrote:
next part could be something like lands of lore perhaps .

I'd love a look close to Lands of Lore as well. I'm tired of games with nothing but brown in them.

I love Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim, especially the map ingame and the high customization. I fall in love with Grimrock and its editor and I hope that someday, there will be a map similar with the ones mentioned before. A dynamic map where we can put all of our mods. It implicates an exterior wor...