Grimrock

Skirmisher wrote:...my 11 year old nephew likes it; did not think a dungeon crawler would have enough wow factor for todays kids.

Good gameplay is timeless.

41 here. In this order: Mattel Intellivision, Colecovision, Commodore 64, IBM PCjr, ITT 8086 PC XT Clone, Commmodore Amiga 1000, Atari 1040ST, Commodore Amiga 500, Atari 1040STe, Commodore Amiga 2500HD, PC clones from there. There was a Timex Sinclair with 2k of RAM in the mix as well, but it did no...

Yep. The good stuff has been few and far between. Big time publishers just push out junk like Skyrim because it's what sells. I would hardly call Skyrim junk, but I agree, I am looking forward to seeing more games like LoG. One thing I did not like about Skyrim is all the dungeons were well lit and...

As long as the torch is in the wall you see the shadows. You are right about that, but they seem to disappear when you are holding the torch and no other light source is around. This is what I am seeing regardless of the shadow detail set. You would think shadows would shift as you walk with a torch...

Noticed not all the shadowing in this game to be very realistic. Pull chains to open gates do not cast a shadow. That one glares me in the face every time. Also, there is a three rung grate at foot level on some walls where the rungs also do not cast any shadow. I don't know, but in this type of gam...