Grimrock

I think, I made up my mind now, at least a little, what my party will look like. I will have a Ratling (with the Mutation-Trait) in Front (I love a little chaos), and besides him an Insectoid named "Brundlefly". And in the back not 1, but TWO human Alchemists, blasting away with Steampunky...

Just changed my mind: I think I WILL go "Ironmode", after all, but without the One-Touch-Only-Options. This would be too much for a first time playthrough. But I like the feeling of getting trapped in a dungeon, and the only way to save my progress, is getting out of there. Adds a bit of S...

I think I've seen somewhere (I'm pretty sure, actually), that in GRIMROCK 2 Missile-Damage is based on Dexterity, but this needs to be confirmed, since I don't want to check out lots of videos. Scared of Spoilers.

You guys rock! 8-) Seriously, you're my heros. Reading in this forum, playing the game, all of this is bringing up good old memories from Dungeon Crawling back in my Teenage-Atari ST-days. I'm currently still trying to get through the MASTER QUEST-Mod (just beat the spider-Level, woohoo), but can't ...

I don't think that Multiplayer would work in a game like GRIMROCK, especially not when everyone would be able to move on their on: one of the main challenge is learning to maneuver in battles; in a 4-Player-Multiplayer-Game you could easily circle the enemy, with everyone hacking away from their poi...

I want to see multiple Islands, with vastly different climate zones (Deserts, Snowy Mountain-Tops, Lush Jungles, Woods, etc.) and Cities and Towns with Inns and shops, like in the ISHAR-Series. And please, please, please, keep the story simple. I don't want to click through multiple pages of NPC-dia...

Even harder for me, since I speak german.

Keeper wrote:

diceman wrote:Now the true question is, how many limbs do insectoids actually have?!

It's FUSION! Jeff-Goldblum-Style!
Actually, this is making me want to play an Insectoid, after all. I'm gonna call him "Brundlefly".

Sucks to be me, because most of the time, when playing RPGs, I go for the humanoid option, since I can best identify with a character roughly looking myself. But Kudos to the designers, apparently they tried to do something different here: no Orcs, no Elves, no Gnomes or Gnolls. Instead we got Minot...

This is actually awesome. There are lots of different playstyles, now everyone will be able to tailor the challenge to their respective needs (not like DIABLO III, where there's only Faceroll-Mode, or Haha-Lag-You're Dead). You know, when I started playing LEGEND OF GRIMROCK, my first fear was that ...