If you played Grimrock 1, or indeed any of the classic tile-based adventures of the 80s and 90s (DM, Captive, Eye Of The Beholder, etc), then you’ll be familiar with the mechanics. With fifteen huge, individual sections, and another dozen or so smaller areas, each is intricately detailed and packed to bursting with puzzles, challenges, hidden switches, terrifying enemies, and so many secrets. While I haven’t actually measured, this sequel is so huge I feel certain the original game would fit into one of its corners. Much as Dungeon Master II took that series outside, so too does Grimrock 2, but here it’s not utterly impossible. Grimrock 2, I say without hesitation, is better. I absolutely loved the original, its descending dungeons of tile-based first-person RPG not just reminiscent of Dungeon Master, but as good as it. Legend Of Grimrock 2 is bigger, deeper and more wonderful than I could ever have expected. Have they managed it? (Hint: OH GOOD HEAVENS YES.) Here's wot I think: Two and a half years after we were delighted by Legend Of Grimrock, developers Almost Human return with a sequel - Legend Of Grimrock 2 - that aims to expand on the original, go outdoors as well as in, and remind us it's hip to be a square (-moving person).
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