Grimoire - Version 2 Live

All past drama aside, and granted its considerable, the game looks pretty good. I like the interface and it seems fairly polished.
 
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Help push Grimoire back up to it's original 92% positive rating before the assault of the SJW refunders!

The SJW tag looks like a large umbrella to cover for many issues.

After reading reviews on the steam page, the closest thing would be a guy noticing that female avatars' attributes are different from males', wondering why.

A bit thin considering the hundred more negative reviews.

Must be that asking for a refund is now considered as another exhibition of social justice. Ask a refund, be a SJW.
 
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Honestly, I really enjoyed the game and fully intend to replay it, probably sometime this upcoming year. If you enjoy a serious dungeon crawler that's actually challenging, this game would serve.

did you do a steam review by chance? I'd like to read a review that isn't a "plant" by cleve. Lots of the positive reviews I have seen have hardly ever reviewed a game on steam, so it makes me think they can't be trusted. Now you've got me considering it again...
 
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There’s a 3 hour let’s play out there. The game looks pretty polished to me. It’s a shame the game can’t truly be evaluated on its merits vs it’s past
 
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Sorry, no, I didn't leave any remarks on steam but I probably mentioned what I thought about the game here on this forum at some point. Really though, if dungeon crawlers are even slightly appealing to you, I think you'd enjoy this. Forget about the rascal that created the game, and just dive in, that would be my advice.
 
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Well, I did end up weakening and purchasing it. I then threw it on the pile of ~1,875 games in the backlog, so I think I can probably wait for the manual... :)
 
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For your own health, don't hold your breath waiting on that manual to appear. I didn't need a book to get through the game, it wasn't exactly difficult or anything like that, didn't even need to grind or anything.
 
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I bought it today as well. What’s the status on the manual? Any word?

Supposedly, it needs to be made into a PDF still.

I assume the guy has written it in the old-school way, with his own blood on vellum.

:p
 
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I see that the manual was just released and the game is 50% off on Steam right now. It's $9.99.

Hmm, don't know what I should do :-/
 
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I see that the manual was just released and the game is 50% off on Steam right now. It's $9.99.

Hmm, don't know what I should do :-/

If you like Wizardry type games, I'd recommend it. I spent 90 hours in it and finished it. Its a lot like Wizardry 7, both in a positive and a negative sense.
 
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I would completely agree with Forgottenlor here, if you enjoy those styles of games, you'll love Grimoire. If you don't care for them, you'll likely not care for this one, either. I had no complaints from when I bought and played it, and likely will replay it many more times.
 
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It has far more creature comforts than W7 even with Cosmic Forge automapping. And it’s better for it for certain. Like a quest log and annotating maps. But other than that yes it is incredibly similar. I highly recommend both games.
 
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