Grimrock

29 - I really loved to play Stonekeep back in the days. So LoG kinda kicked me out of my shoes!

If AH comes up with more games like this, I'll continue buying them in preorder for the rest of the approximately 50 years I have left.

Kind regards
Insectoid

I am 56 years young and really enjoying this game!
Thanks so much!

Crash wrote:44

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.

Wow that's on the Apple 2, wasn't it?

Hi i am 55 and still love to play games like this and other stuff as well ! greets from germany

Aryko wrote:Hi i am 55 and still love to play games like this and other stuff as well ! greets from germany

Guten Tag Aryko! Welcome to the forum.

Daniel.

Hi, I'm 25. One of the first computer games I played was Captive, on my father's Atari ST. I was 3 years old and since then I've always loved this kind of game (well, I watched more than played at the time). Later on I played Stonekeep which I loved too. When I saw Legend of Grimrock's trailer I just HAD to buy it I'm really hoping to see an expansion/DLC/patch/mod/etc, I could play it forever!

I'm 26. I've never played any of the old computer games that Grimrock was based on, but I do play tabletop roleplaying games a lot.

I love this game, and I think I might borrow some of the puzzles for my own D&D campaign.

I'm 25. Grew up with a PC and a Genesis. I've played the hell out of everything though. Emulation has been very good to me. Mainly an RPG buff myself, but I've ventured deep into all genres (minus sports).

Still remember the good days of playing World of Xeen...

I'm 48 and yes, I remember dropping quarters into an original "pong" machine in the early 70's.

Bought my Atari 520 ST just to play "Dungeon Master" in 1987.

Good times... And now, back to the game...

I'm 37 in a week here.

Played pretty much all the same classic games as everyone else here, I think Bard's Tale or DM was the real beginning for me...(after text based ones like Zork). Got started with a Vic20, then a C64 and Amiga 500 before swapping obver to PCs.

Speaking of classic RPG games; Darklands is another that I haven't seen mentioned here.

Grimrock, as others have stated, is a great piece of nostalgic fun.