Grimrock

I know there are already lots of these kinds of topics. However, I must to make a new one and thank you guys. This is the best game I have played in years. I had lost my fate in the whole gaming industry. There was always the basically same game over and over again. With those games I have interest maybe 2, 3 days and then it's done.

BUT this game takes me back to the good old days. I'm on my third run now and there is no sign of getting bored with the game. Even when I know my way through the dungeons by now quite well, there still is lots of replay value by varying your party etc. Also, I hope that the map-editor and modding will come available quite soon(no rush, I see at least about 10 more runs with this release in my future).

And again BIGggg thank you Almost Human!

rather than crate a thread of my own I will just echo what has been posted above.

Thanks ever so much for developing this game. It takes me right back to the time when I played Eye of the Beholder. An incredible job and well worth the money

Excellent

To add to what I have said above, I also have had a blast watching LPs on Youtube and live streams of Grimrock. When I’m too tired or too scared to play myself (this is the scariest game I’ve played [and that’s a compliment]) I enjoy that almost as much as playing the game.

And, I forgot to thank Stakula from the great title music.

I agree.

I clicked "hard" Oldschool and locked that in. Picked what I thought was a balanced party combo and some skills and I'm struggling! I love it. Not sure I'll actually live through my first time though and that's okay, because it's a challenge.

I just wanted to add my big THANK YOU for making this game!!

Yes thank you and enjoy the windfall of cash.

I'd love nothing more then for you to now take this idea and build upon it. You took us back to the classic gameplay, now expand upon it the way it should have been years ago if FPS games didn't completely take over the landscape at that time. There should have always been room for both. Sometimes I guess you have to move into the future to respect the past properly. This genre is great and there are so many ideas you can add to it, to keep it's soul but simply add gobs of depth. You are in the prime position to own this genre now, think the Bethesda of Phase Based Dungeon Crawlers. That is how you can stay relatively small, and print money for a life time.

My thanks as well.
Those spiders were scary and got under my skin really well on third level. Alone home in broad dayllight and spider screamed and i "lost control" of my mouse.