Grimrock

First of all, this is NOT a module made by me.

I just found it in the nexus and in my opinion it's a very good module, so I decided to share with you. Here goes the description and the link to download:


Features :

-> 13 levels
-> 2 endings, one "normal" and a better one if you discover all secrets and treasures
-> 20 secrets
-> 9 skulls
-> 9 iron doors
-> 7 treasures
-> Boss fights, good stuffs and many enigmas
-> Food and alchemy !

IMPORTANT : always make a big save when you find a healing crystal, it could be usefull.. =)

download: http://grimrock.nexusmods.com/mods/248

Credits: designed by Hatlan33

I´m still on level 7 and didn't get stuck for good yet.

Anyway, there's also a video about it on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtqGZNDV87Q

Hope you have fun

Yeah this mod is quite good, just recently completed it myself.
It's an older mod, ranked among the top 20 on Steam workshop http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/f ... d=96843576

It has some nice floor designs and themes to them, puzzles and riddles ranking from easy to WTF! and combat rated above average, sometimes even hard for a new party which this mod is definatly made for. The mod is also pretty well tested. I ran into only one puzzle my imported party could not solve simply because it was too advanced. On my second playthru with a new party the same puzzle got solved on first try.

It's even worth playing twice: after a so-called point of no return near the end of the mod you reach a wall text stating a secrets per level breakdown. Only when all secrets are discovered - all are located before the point of no return - and you have all 7 treasures the "better" ending becomes playable.

ah btw: the 9th skull seems to be a myth or miss-count by it's maker 'cuz i only collected 8.

Yeah, finished it yesterday. I'd say the "false" ending is a bit disapointing, cause I missed two treasures and 6 secrets. But in another hand, makes you wish to play it again

Perfect dungeon, but ...

Thanks, but I think there was some mistake. I had it set up correctly, but after switching on and off a furious one lever suddenly opened

Behind that grate you see a pit and a shaft. The wall text beside the grate gives a hint what to do.

Thanks outta! But I sure did not come ... With my English

Just started playing. Good puzzles, but there was one part on level 1 where I was not fast enough to get out of the way of a fireball. I had to switch to windowed mode at the smallest resolution, and I was then able to get past it on the first try. In my opinion, success in a dungeon should not be determined by the speed of your computer.

Charlo wrote:In my opinion, success in a dungeon should not be determined by the speed of your computer.

Well it's the nature of things that real-time gfx intense games do require a certain minimum speed from a computer. As a compromise AH did add a low-res rendering mode to LoG. Check if it works better for you.