Grimoire Chronicles review

[over_cloud9]

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[Angel_Wings]

I took a look at the screenshots and such for the game and it looks to be fun. ^^ I haven't heard of this developer so I'm assuming it's a new one. Do you know whether he or she has a main site? I'd like to check it out for curiosity.

And I'll definitely demo when I get the chance. ^^

[over_cloud9]

Yeah they do. Check the PM I've sent.

[Angel_Wings]

I got a chance to demo this game earlier, as the storyline seemed interesting and all. I'm not entirely sold on this game yet and it's for a couple of reasons.

Near the end of the demo, I experienced a bug, I think. I had that hunter guy and got the quest to find a cat in the forest but I couldn't enter the forest. At first, I couldn't leave the town at all and then realized using my mouse that there was a way to leave but the mapping wasn't done correctly so it made leaving less obvious.

The other reason is a bit picky, I'll admit, but I found a few grammar errors in the game. Like I can take a couple here and there and if they're not too obvious but if they stick out, then it throws me off a bit.

I think the game has potential but it would be nice to see these aspects fixed. I might give it another go if they are. ^^

[liza]

After playing the demo I don't think I will purchase this game. It has potential but at $20 I expect a polished game. There are a lot of spelling and grammatical errors. Then there is the battle screen. It was impossible for me to know who was attacking/hitting the enemies.

I would not recommend this game.

[oceanloverOH]

This game has a good storyline and a lot of potential. I downloaded and started the demo....but the dialog was so rampant with spelling, grammatical, and syntax errors that I quit after 20 minutes in disgust. I know that for many Indie game developers, English is not their first language. That's where a really good team of beta testers who are accomplished in the written form of the English language can make a huge difference. It's a real shame, that a potentially great gaming experience was reduced by such easily-remedied (but in my opinion, serious) issues.