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Codex Review RPG Codex Review: Grimoire - The Real Official Review

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Dorateen based reviewer


wut Kodex, turning into a respectable low-edge magazine?
 

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Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire Steve gets a Kidney but I don't even get a tag. Pathfinder: Wrath
I want Cleve to review Grimoire
Grimoire dev thinks his own game is the “greatest roleplaying game of them all”

PCGamesN said:
"After more than 20 years of development, the greatest roleplaying game of them all is finally ready for release!” writes developer Cleveland Mark Blakemore, on Grimoire’s Steam page

PCGamesN said:
I’ll leave you with Blakemore’s latest comments on his own game:

“As the author, I know what people have not discovered yet. They are on the tip of an iceberg and Grimoire runs into deep, deep waters. The density they see now is only a fraction of what they are going to find as they push further into the game. A play of only a few hours will not even break the surface. The familiar area of the original demo, the Avian Mountains, is now only a single drop of rain in a cyclone compared to how much they will discover when they leave this area. Rather than tell people of the Dirge … or of Waterport … or of Bahomet Megalith … or of the Necropolix … or of Black Pierre … or of the Raven Wildes … or a hundred other areas … or of the vast story that awaits them … would only spoil the fun. I prefer to let word of mouth do that for me, the best kind of promotion of them all.”
 
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When al you have is a putter, everything looks like a golf ball, I guess.

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Dorateen said:
Yet even these do not detract from the overarching classical agency of the game, setting the player loose in the world with little direction, until they search around following their own instinct and volition, for the threads from which the tapestry of Grimoire is weaved.

Bravo.
 

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Excellent,and very informative review:salute: Took quite some notes which hopefully will help my 27th next party.

Infinitron , can you hook Dorateen up with a summer internship at Golden Era next year? That way we can finally get the manual written, jeez
 

Bohr

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But will PC Gamer re-review when v2 comes out or is Andy still too scarred from his last clash with Cleve?
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Well, it has one more player than it did yesterday, that has to be good.

That was me, I was just checking the turn rates to see what mondblut complained about.

No one is playing, we are waiting for V2 then you can post some numbers.

According to the "wishlist drive for V2 Grimoire sale price!!" at least 36,743 are interested...
 
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