Legend of Grimrock

i would give 5 stars, especially cause i like this kind of games, remembering me playing dungeon master when i was 10 years old. This game is really nicely made and worth playing, but... I got stuck in Level 3, nothing unusual in this kind of game, i really tried a lot until i decided to crawl through some walkthroughs on the internet. There i found a very detailed walkthrough and a youtube video telling me exactly what to to to proceed, but it didn't work for me. I just cannot sacrifice an item to get a key. Other people obviously can do it, as shown in the video. I can do exactly the same thing but nothing happens on my side. No key. I cannot proceed. This nice game ends for me at level 3 Sorry guys. only 3 stars for this Bye

Played an hour, and reminds me of Eye of the Beholder series... which i played all 3 and loved... this is destined to be another classic.

I'll keep it short, but LOG is the most boring and unimaginative Dungeon Crawler I've played and I've play many over the years. There's plenty of 5 star reviews, but not enough low star reviews, more people need to speak up.

I have played it for half an hour, and may not qualify to post a review, let alone a review from trolls like JerrySeinfeld01 who bashed the game based on a minute worth of playthrough (I'm being optimist with the play-time here). Anyway, when the devs claimed its 'old school', they literally nailed it. Never had this mix of nostalgic feeling while having a current-gen experience at the same time. Considering its a four person team which pulled it off, I say an appreciation is in order. Very well done guys. 5 Stars: For the effort, for the quality, and for negating score posted by JerrySeinfeld01

This game is unique in its goal to update old dungeon crawlers of the past. Having my share of those, I was excited to try it. Unfortunately, I gave up after only two levels. The exploring and puzzle-solving are nice. Combat, on the other hand, is not. Eager to keep nostalgia to maximum, they made a beautiful-looking game that you simply doesn't look at. I cannot recall what the enemies were actually doing against me, because I spend all combats looking to the bottom right of the screen, waiting to click again and attack. The worst offender is the magic system, where you have to click several times in tiny squares to cast an spell. So, it quickly becomes a boring clickfest. It seems that you could program keyboard hotkeys with AutoHotKey, but I'm not willing to spend time tinkering with something the developers could have made available (as an option, at least).