Grimrock

JohnWordsworth wrote:Equally, they've put the ever made logo in the bottom right of the box art. Aren't they the guys that designed your website? How weird.

So let’s take a minute to think about this: a party of white male interlopers rides a boat to an island paradise, disembarks without permission, starts raping the land of its natural resources, stripping it of treasure, and murdering the native peoples who populate it?


In Legend of Grimrock II, women are reduced to slabs of meat who float around, giving men boners and then getting murdered for it

On the plus side, your characters can eat as much as they want and will not gain weight, but I’m sure this is an oversight. Perhaps in a patch the developers will change your inventory interface so that food consumption increases your waistline or makes certain items unusable. After all, these conservative shitlords can never pass up a good opportunity to fat shame the less fortunate.

Hayden: Take the original Legend of Grimrock's retro grid-based dungeon crawling, make it so you get to go outside once in a while, and you've essentially got Legend of Grimrock 2.

And it turns out that's also exactly what the series needed. The original was great, but moving everything to much larger, more consciously "designed" spaces (beaches, forests, et cetera) adds a sense of exploration and uncovering hidden worlds that was missing before.

Zo Kath Ra wrote:I have no idea what language this is, but they talk about Legend of "Gimlock" 2 for a bit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02Ix_Ic7XPc#t=63

It doesn't look like they've actually played the game, though.
All LoG2 footage in that video is from the preview trailer.