Grimrock

Ixnatifual wrote:I didn't know you had to chop tapestries apart

Weird. I found it very intuitive to rip them apart. I've been searching for hidden buttons on those walls for so long and suddenly they're covered. It was just screaming to be torn down.

Thels wrote:I had problems with the Pillared Hallway due to the starting square. I tried the square before and the square after, but only after a long while did I start from the correct square.

Aye. It was bad that the starting square wasn't marked and I lost my patience there and looked up a video.

So I guess playing without a map just takes much longer.

PeyloW wrote: I had four or five pieces of food left when I finished the game, and I bunked up on regenerating ice lizards a bit. So for me conserving food was challenge, a good challenge.

Did you find most secrets? Did you eat when the hunger bar was yellow or when it was green and 80%? Did you rest a lot?

Anyway, one of my character killed final boss with an axe single-handed, so I don't agree that final battle is hard with melee (and definitely not super hard). Normal enemies would take time to turn, but he would turn instantly which makes 2x2 strafe kiting very hard against him. He also moved with...

So did you enjoy the game overall? :) Daniel. Heh, forgot to mention that; it was a tad late when I wrote that ;) Yes I enjoyed the game very much! I've been gaming for 20 years now and it's the first game where I would say the puzzles are smart. I love the 2x2 strafe kiting since I like games whic...

I liked that the end boss was something special and not the usual dragon/tentacle monster. I disliked that some puzzles were so obscure that I was forced to look them up. (example: I played without a caster and I had to remove caster items from shelves in the order that I see them in order for fake ...