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Posted on: April 4, 2025

sebastiancuttle

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Not my cup of tea

Might appeal to some, but quite a boring repetitive game

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Posted on: August 26, 2025

urielisko

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Sort out the loot ffs

This could have been the real successor to Diablos. A very real contender against PoE and whatnot. But it's not and it will never be. As soon as my first few toons made it into later game, I drowned in loot of completely unfathomable usefulness and never recovered. The supposed huge update made zero difference. I have several toons dedicated to holding blue and purple stuff because it's supposedly rare and powerful, but none of the new toons I make can even try it out comfortably. Too much hassle by far. I literally often miss the game, launch it with one of the newer toons, take a look at the inventory and close the game the same minute. #sadge

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Posted on: March 26, 2016

infi

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Spiele: 63 Rezensionen: 5

Good vibes in death country

Mainly my new activated game system loves the play like a new wave of death systematicallication from the nether floors to the big screen here, it's a fantastic fantasialitated drift around with Grim Dawn!

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Posted on: December 28, 2016

Mapryl

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Spiele: 51 Rezensionen: 2

Awsome h&s!

Best hack&slash of the decade.

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Posted on: June 21, 2019

skeeto

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A passable Diablo clone

Like every Diablo clone, Grim Dawn fails to achieve the fun, replayablity, and charm of Diablo 2. By the standards of the genre, it's pretty average. It's not bad, but it's also not particularly interesting. Since it uses the Titan Quest engine, it plays and feels a whole lot like Titan Quest, from the entity stiffness to the rag-doll physics of items and dead monsters. It includes all of Titan Quest's flaws, such fully pre-designed, non-random dungeons and a core gameplay cycle that gets dull pretty quickly. It has the same class mix-in mechanic as Titan Quest, where your overall class is a combination of two base classes, but Grim Dawn doesn't improve upon it in any meaningful way. In some ways it even amplifies the weaknesses of the Titan Quest engine. Two examples: 1) The underground dungeons are tightly packed, and it's very common for enemies and even your own summons to attack through walls, since, as far as the engine is concerned, there's no ceiling. The game's internal representation bleeds through into the gameplay. Titan Quest's engine works far better in outdoor settings, and Grim Dawn has a lot of Diablo-like dungeons. You can also see/map through walls as you explore which can make it harder to 100% complete a dungeon. 2) Some of the skills don't behave correctly or at all outside of combat. Grim Dawn has a lot of dangerous environmental hazards. Not only are these hazards often poorly telegraphed, your abilities (defensive, healing, etc.) don't interact with them as they should since they're outside of combat. For example, a raven summon can heal you, but it won't heal the damage taken from the environment. It's pretty frustrating. It doesn't meaningfully improve on Titan Quest, and, unfortunely, the setting is nowhere near as interesting (Titan Quest's ancient Greek mythology vs. Grim Dawn's original but boring setting). If you haven't played Titan Quest yet, just go play that first. Grim Dawn is only for after you're bored with Titan Quest.

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