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Posted on: April 13, 2012
srogerf
Verified ownerGames: 298 Reviews: 1
Amazing game
Dungeon Master was the reason I bought an Atari ST a long time ago. This is a perfect update on that, with an excellent blend of monsters and puzzles. I've played to level 8 and love the game - way better and more intelligent than most big-budget titles out there today.
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Posted on: April 14, 2012
BigLeftFoot
Games: 118 Reviews: 1
A modern classic
Moody and slick modern day Dungeon Master/Eye of the Beholder. This is what dungeon starved D&D fans have been craving for years. An instant classic.
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Posted on: April 15, 2012
Jalister
Verified ownerGames: 1344 Reviews: 1
Old school dungeon crawler.
Did you love Dungeon Master, Eye of the Beholder and Black Crypt? Then Legend of Grimrock is for you. This game managed to find a great balance between the old school feel and taking advantage of newer hardware. I almost never preorder or buy without trying a demo, but I took a chance on this one. I was not disappointed. I'm fairly sure I am nearing the end, and the only thing I could wish for is more. I'd like to be able to max out two skill trees at least. Also, this has run flawlessly, even during several hour sessions.
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Posted on: April 15, 2012
TachyonBurst
Verified ownerGames: 54 Reviews: 1
Been waiting for years for this
If you're over the age of 25, this will be a fun trip down memory lane. If you were born after Kurt Cobain died, then come take a look at the good old days. This game took me straight back to all the classic first-person dungeon crawlers I played in my tween years in the early '90s, with the added benefit of modern graphics and stability...and not having to free up DOS memory before I play! I've been waiting for someone to readapt the FPDC format to modern tech, and I finally got my wish. At the same time, it doesn't feel like a complete nostalgia trip; it's also a very solid, entertaining game in its own right that never grows boring. There is no possible way that one could ever regret plunking down a meager $14 for this. Get it. NOW.
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Posted on: April 16, 2012
Brett41
Verified ownerGames: 220 Reviews: 6
From Out of the Past....
Back when i owned an Amiga my two favourite games were 'Eye of the Beholder' and 'Black Crypt'. I lovede the combination of combart and puzzle solve, occasionally thrown at you at the same time. (Hint to GOG - PLEEZE Get "Black Crypt'!!! Like, ASAP!) I prepurchased L.O.G. purely because of the gameplay promised. I am NOT disappointed, even though I'm still stuck on how to get the Magic to actually work. The Potions I've mastered, those $^$%^&^*& Runes elude me. Unlike others I prefer to have a Map available. I tend to get lost if I have to " FLEE FOR YOUR LIVES! THERES 3 OF THE BASTIDS IN THERE!!!" Result, the last monster catches me before I find the last refuge spot, mapless. I am liking this game, a lot. Its not the best game ever, but is pretty darn good. (the 4 star is cos of my issue with magic runes. How in hey DO they work?)
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