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This is the thread where we talk about the greatest game ever made that no one has ever played.
Seriously, am I the only one who's heard of this?
Gruntz! is an insanely funny strategy/puzzle/action game where you control a team of gruntz whose job is to collect the warp stone in each level and take it back to the king. There are 32 levelz scattered over 8 different tile-setz, filled with puzzlez which you solve using the many many toolz, many toyz (yes, toys) and many powerupz that are available. Apart from that there is also a "battle mode" which plays a little bit like an RTS, but honestly I find it much too hectic and so I just stick to the regular levelz.
If you want a funny puzzle game that you can relax to after a hard day's work give Gruntz! a try. The gagz still manage to make me smile even after all these years.
The bad part is that you can't install it on a 64 bit system. The good part is that it can run on a 64 bit system so if you find a cd-rip that's cracked you're good to go. Potentially it might work with a non-cracked cd-ripped version (that is, one that still asks for the CD) if you have the ISO mounted. Haven't tried it this way but it might potentially work. Personally I play it on my netbook which as Win7 Starter on it, 32-bit of course.
Seriously, am I the only one who's heard of this?
Gruntz! is an insanely funny strategy/puzzle/action game where you control a team of gruntz whose job is to collect the warp stone in each level and take it back to the king. There are 32 levelz scattered over 8 different tile-setz, filled with puzzlez which you solve using the many many toolz, many toyz (yes, toys) and many powerupz that are available. Apart from that there is also a "battle mode" which plays a little bit like an RTS, but honestly I find it much too hectic and so I just stick to the regular levelz.
If you want a funny puzzle game that you can relax to after a hard day's work give Gruntz! a try. The gagz still manage to make me smile even after all these years.
The bad part is that you can't install it on a 64 bit system. The good part is that it can run on a 64 bit system so if you find a cd-rip that's cracked you're good to go. Potentially it might work with a non-cracked cd-ripped version (that is, one that still asks for the CD) if you have the ISO mounted. Haven't tried it this way but it might potentially work. Personally I play it on my netbook which as Win7 Starter on it, 32-bit of course.
