Grimrock

Keefy wrote:A genuinely fine game in its own right. I hope we see a new influx of dungeon crawlers off the back of this!

Me to!

Daniel.

mike30542 wrote:Seems I could be the oldest. I'll be 70 next month & have been a rpg & strategy gamer for 40+ years.
Loving the game though I do find the real time combat a little difficult (reflexes not what they used to be).

Hats off to Mike!

Hah for once being 29 im BELOW the curve!

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39. I think it began with space invaders, spider fighter and pitfall--not RPGs--but gaming in general. I am somewhat anxious to find out what Megadeth sounds like at age 80, but I am sure PCs will be unrecognizable by then; bio-implant gaming platforms?

14 years of age.

I just find it odd that there are so many dudes in their twenties playing this as well, thats just neat. I have never played a dungeon crawler, but have played rouge likes like Nethack and Dungeons of Dreadmore before, and enjoyed those. Gotta say, loving it.

Pajamas wrote:dudes in their twenties

How are they even alive?

t0tem wrote:

Pajamas wrote:dudes in their twenties

How are they even alive?

Ive been having probally the worst morning of my life ... you sir [and a special friend of mine] just changed that enjoy 50% of my love

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I think Ultima gave me my first taste of dungeon crawling, but I always wished for More Dungeon!



Dungeon Master, Eye of the Beholder, Lands of Lore, and others fulfilled this wish, and it is a pleasure to see the return of this genre.

Pajamas wrote:
I just find it odd that there are so many dudes in their twenties playing this as well, thats just neat.

Haha hate to break it to ya kiddo but the average gamer is in his mid twenties.