"Grim Omens - Old School RPG" is a single-player RPG where you play as a fledgling vampire navigating a mystical realm of eternal night. With classic dungeon crawling and turn-based combat, it offers an immersive experience influenced by ttRPGs like Vampire: The Masquerade and Dungeons and Dragons. As the third entry in the Grim series, it’s a standalone sequel refined with intricate storytelling and lore that connects to its predecessors, providing a deep and engaging narrative for players.
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Set in a realm of eternal night, Grim Omens puts the player in the shoes of a fledgling vampire, a creature of blood and darkness struggling to maintain the grip on their fading humanity in a mysterious and hostile world.
The game combines classic dungeon crawling elements, familiar turn-based combat mechanics, and various tabletop and boardgame influences to create an immersive and accessible old-school RPG experience.
The 3rd entry in the Grim series, Grim Omens, is a standalone sequel to Grim Quest. It refines the established formula of Grim Quest and Grim Tides, all the while offering an intricate story and detailed lore that ties in with previous games in strange and unexpected ways.
Inspired by ttRPG classics such as Vampire (The Masquerade, The Dark Ages, Bloodlines) and Dungeons and Dragons' Ravenloft (Curse of Strahd).
User reviews
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Pros
Engaging gameplay with balanced mechanics
Rich flavor text and lore
No forced ads or pay-to-win elements
Great character customization and class diversity
Improved crafting and item management
Cons
Use of AI-generated art detracts from the experience
Some bugs related to level caps and inventory
Difficulty balancing, especially at the start
Art inconsistencies do not match the game lore
Limited storage capacity for items
Most mentioned
Bugs or issues with leveling and item collection
Concerns about AI-generated art
Gameplay mechanics and character customization
Positive comparisons to previous entries in the series
Overall enjoyment and recommended for fans of the genre
User reviews
Every time this dev makes a game it just gets better. I've been with ya since grim quest, your first. Love the story telling, game play, it's easily the best game I've ever played on a phone. Better than a lot of console games if you ask me. I don't mind paying to remove adds, because the adds are optional anyway. You don't lock me behind an add wall, it's not pay to win, it's simple enough to play on mobile but still intricate enough to be very entertaining. Someone ought to give you an award
I enjoy this game immensely. it keeps me immersed and aiming for new creative ways to survive on perma death mode, the different options you get depending on which house you serve makes things all the more interesting.
Another brilliant followup, and I think a better effort than Grim Tides because it tries less hard to be a followup. The mechanics are the same in the sense that veterans know how things work while still being faced with new concepts, challenges and strategies. The gameplay feels more balanced with more even abilities, allowing more freedom for customisation. Just to pick a fault, I'm not certain that the more artistic graphics are necessary, i preferred simplicity, but that's a tiny quibble
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