I think this game has the potential to be really awesome but in its current state, it feels like its missing "nuts and bolts". Its fun going out and doing the "hunts" and getting random stuff but the "stuff" you obtain is ultra simplistic. We are essentially grinding to get hunger/health and some bombs. I will give it a thumbs up because I have faith they will tweak the game over time. Two biggest things that need tweaking: 1.) The maps need more "meat and potatoes"... Maybe random humonoid patrols or random events... Something to make the world a little bit more alive. It feels like a walk/run simulator just like every other survival game I have played. It is as if the word "survival" in a game means you need very long travel times. 2.) Itemization... The character can equip 4 items... Primary/secondary weapon.... A shield... and a "potion" which is like a trinket that grants one benefit such as resistance or more health.... This is way to basic. More slots and more variety for both "trinkets" and weapons is needed. Overall, the game concept is there but the implementation of how and why is super simplistic. 7/10 Rating in its current state with massive potential to be a lot better with some patches.

Grimm is a fantastic mix of survival and rogue-like gameplay that will keep you trying "just one more time". I love the TV show that it's based on, but you don't need any previous knowledge of it to really get into this game. It takes place in the show's universe history, old world europe, where you learn that the world is not only what it seems, but far more dangerous. The game looks amazing with the style perfectly matching the mood and gameplay. Add to this the developers are exceedingly responsive to players. On launch there was no offline play, then players really wanted it, it was added NEXT update. Fantastic! Which brings me to the co-op aspect. Yes, you can play with friends! Roam the historic countryside killing Wesen (the game's universe term for werewolves, and all other supernatural creatures both good and evil) while arming yourself and just trying to survive with a fellow Grimm, yes please! I was hoping and expecting good things, and was not disappointed.

Grimm Dark Legacy is a survival and rouge-like game that is based on the TV series of the same name, the story has the characters from the show reading a journal to learn about how people dealt with a current threat in the past. There are three different difficulty settings available depending on how much of a rouge-like you want the game to be, on easy dying will re-spawn you in the last town, on rouge dying will reset you to the start but you can keep your items and money, and in iron man dying will have your character deleted. Gameplay involves crafting items, cooking, and fighting enemies. You will have a map that shows you the area you must travel through in each part of Europe, when you finish one map you will unlock another part of the continent to travel though. The game supports co-op, allows you to set traps for enemies, sneak, yell to attract creatures, all this gives you some options but the actual combat and upgrade systems just aren't very interesting or enjoyable. The art style is a positive but some of the animations can be odd and hit detection doesn't allows seem to look right. It's an ok game but I would recommend other survival titles before this. An update was very recently released that allows people to play the game in an offline mode.

Wow - effect the first half an hour, comes further understanding that the game has shown everything that is able. No Man's Sky from the world of rogue like games (but in Grimm there is a multiplayer, it big plus here!), I recommend to take only if interests thoughtless grind. And yes, admirers of series - be not conducted: fleeting communication with series only in not numerous prompts which aren't very loaded with sense on it communication with the world of Beings actually comes to an end. Network part goes separate point - logs and a high ping do also without it nonideal fighting system unplayable at all. Of course, the person gets used to everything, but a game not becomes more interesting from it. I recommend for purchase to nobody.

Rogue-like-like-like genre. Pros: - Neat UI; - Well-designed; Cons: - Poor combat & upgrade systems; - Repetitive gameplay (including quests and RWG); - Disturbing music; - Limited servers (600 x 2 players); - No custom game/difficulty settings; To be noticed: - Death changes nothing; - Unable to customise character; - No offline mode;