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Grim Quest
by GrimDev
Turn-based dungeon crawling RPG with a clean and minimalist visual design, old school vibe and elements of lovecraftian horror - immerse in a dark fantasy world with it\'s own history and lore - customize you character with 16 unique spells and 12 active & passive skills - select one of 14 character backgrounds that each affect gameplay in a different way - defeat enemies in a classic turn-based combat using intuitive touch gestures - survive unforgiving boss battles and nerve wrecking ambushes - visit 4 infinite, procedurally generated dungeons with a variety of 60+ enemy types - experience 20+ interactive, text-based events - acquire 40+ consumable items and crafting ingredients - complete quests and collect bounties - manage you character's sanity or suffer unexpected consequences - manage defences of a besieged city - relax or add suspense with 3 difficulty levels and optional permadeath
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gamer_2424 4 years ago
Animation Story/Writing/DialogueImprove story, filler, filler, filler, filler, filler, filler, filler, filler, filler, filler, filler, filler,filler, filler, filler, filler,
GrimDev 4 years ago
The game is in early beta and the story is unfinished, I only have the intro and some descriptions written as of yet...planning to expand it a lot. Thanks for the feedbackthough, appreciate it!
Craig214 1 year ago
Mechanics Level DesignFun game. I really love these dungeon crawlers.
My only thing is that they feel the same. I could've sworn I played this already at first. Reason being is because it's exactly like the other dungeon crawler game I played.
Great game, but you all should look to differentiate yourselves more. As of now, if you played one, you probably played them all.
One in game problem I have is how do you progress through the story? Am I really supposed to keep replaying the same dungeon?
It's like I just aimlessly wonder into the same dungeon until one day I miracalously find the Prince of Theives or something.
Kinda weird.
Let there be set areas for me to explore and actually find the guy.
My only thing is that they feel the same. I could've sworn I played this already at first. Reason being is because it's exactly like the other dungeon crawler game I played.
Great game, but you all should look to differentiate yourselves more. As of now, if you played one, you probably played them all.
One in game problem I have is how do you progress through the story? Am I really supposed to keep replaying the same dungeon?
It's like I just aimlessly wonder into the same dungeon until one day I miracalously find the Prince of Theives or something.
Kinda weird.
Let there be set areas for me to explore and actually find the guy.
