Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride

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8.0

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  1. VampireIdle
    Jan 14, 2018
    10
    Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride is one of the best HO / Point & Click Games that Artifex Mundi has to offer. The Puzzles are not to hard and not to easy just the right difficulty.

    The Story is beautiful and the Voice Acting is alot better then on older games. The Atmosphere is just right and the Sound makes you feel like you are really in a mystic place on an adventure. After coming    Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride is one of the best HO / Point & Click Games that Artifex Mundi has to offer. The Puzzles are not to hard and not to easy just the right difficulty.

    The Story is beautiful and the Voice Acting is alot better then on older games. The Atmosphere is just right and the Sound makes you feel like you are really in a mystic place on an adventure.

    After coming over from the Midnight Mystery Series to Grim Legends you will see just how good Artifex Mundi is when it comes to these Sort of Games.

    As most Artifex Mundi Games the Colour is absolutley amazing and vibrant as anything! The Art was also just as amazing and beautiful.

    All in all I really enjoyed this Game, its vibrant colours and its beautiful Story Line!

    I do recommend this Game to any HO / Point & Click Game Fan and of course for those that like to get 100% Achievements.    … Expand
  2. LT_Gruber
    Dec 11, 2022
    8
    Fun and relaxing puzzle game to give you a break from all that killing in other games.

    Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride is a point and click game, and a good one I might add. It is a game filled with many puzzles and assembly mini games to create items that let you move forward. It has a good story (no spoilers) and although this game is targeted at a younger audience, it still has a    Fun and relaxing puzzle game to give you a break from all that killing in other games.

    Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride is a point and click game, and a good one I might add. It is a game filled with many puzzles and assembly mini games to create items that let you move forward.

    It has a good story (no spoilers) and although this game is targeted at a younger audience, it still has a bit of a dark tint over it. Mainly in some parts of its animation style and images in the puzzles. The story is kind of cliché but for a kid’s game, it is good. The “collector’s edition” has an extra bonus level, expanding the story by some bit. The game gives you a Telltale vibe, although it is nothing like that.

    The puzzles itself are really challenging, even I (a grown ass man) could not figure them out instantly and it took me some time. The overall design of the puzzles is well done and well animated and give you a feeling of satisfaction when you complete them.

    The graphics, or should I say animation style in the game is good. The moving animations however are sometimes a little bit odd and awkward. But overall, no complaints there. The music playing in the background has something “creepy” but is calming at the same time. Little weird to explain.

    A small problem I had with the game was that I was going for the “no hints” achievement and my mouse clicked on “hint” when I needed to click something in the bottom right corner. This caused the achievement invalid and thus I needed to start all over again. It is my own fault of course, but the button takes on 15% of your screen and cannot be disabled anywhere.

    For me the main reason to play Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride was because I got it in a bundle and never played it, it is relaxing, and it got some easy (or so I thought) achievements to complete. As a kid I would love to play this game (and the other ones in the Artiflex Mundi series).

    Surely recommend it.    … Expand