- Publisher: Almost Human
- Release Date: Oct 15, 2014
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 382 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 285 out of 382
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Mixed: 51 out of 382
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Negative: 46 out of 382
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Oct 17, 2014
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Dec 6, 2014
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Oct 16, 2014It's one of the original RPG Games.
It has Action, Suspense, Puzzles, Monsters. This Game is hard to Master. It's for Players they want a real challenge. You must use you Brain to survive and yes often your Sword or Magic. ;) -
Oct 15, 2014Phenomenally challenging, insanely addictive and ridiculously entertaining. Its refreshing to play a game that actually makes you think when the majority of today's games are hellbent on doing the opposite. Thank you Almost Human - you folks get it.
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Nov 2, 2017
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Jun 23, 2015This game is so cute. Very interesting mechanics and tone of puzzles. Level are huge, compared to Grimrock 1. Had fun with this one. Good work, can't wait for next one.
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Oct 22, 2014If you liked or loved the first you will love this sequel. Very well done and improves on the first tremendously. New classes, a whole lot of new area to explore, doesn't hold your hand, funny antagonist, improved enemy diversity. $25 is too low of a price. I would pay full $60 for this game easy.
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Mar 2, 2016Respect to the programming team, for taking big steps from the previous (also great) Grimrock. I can't give enough praise to this old-school RPG, playability, graphics, sound, story, everything is refined. Eye of the Beholder has a contender for the 1st place !!
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Oct 21, 2014
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Jan 4, 2015Not only does this game offer a good challenge with difficult puzzles and dangerous enemies, but it is also incredibly rewarding. This is the kind of game that is very possible to beat without looking up a walk-through. If you want it to be harder though, the game gives you that opportunity in many places. This is most certainly the best game that came out in 2014.
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Oct 17, 2014
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Aug 1, 2015I'm rather hard giving notations, but this game really deserves a 10, the only negative would be that a bit more social interaction between the players or with NPC could be cool. Rest is excellent.
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Apr 3, 2015
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Oct 19, 2014
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Dec 24, 2018Probly the best explorer game I played. I want to solve all the puzzles, find all the secrets! I get a strong sense of tabletop role playing when I play grimrock 2. Amazing atmosphere that gives goosebumps!
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Oct 19, 2014The game as a dungeon-crawler and classic RPG rules in it's genre. Pure RPG magic. If you like to think while playing, the game will be fantastic for you.
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Dec 10, 2014
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Oct 18, 2014Haven't had this much fun in a dungeon crawler since 2001. Never played the first one, but am gonna play this one for months, for sure. I love the simple but interesting custom party settings.
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Oct 15, 2014Imagine Legend of Grimrock with Myst-like exploration and puzzle solving on a world with similar level deisgn to the first Dark Souls; This is Legend of Grimrock II, a true masterpiece that improves drastically over it's predecessor (which is a fantastic dungeon crawler per se). Buy it!
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Oct 17, 2014pros: bigger, better, harder, with more variety and puzzle challenges
cons: optimization sucks, on some areas framerate drops badly, and graphics isnt good enough to justify that (altough its fine)
you liked LoG1 - buy this immediately -
Oct 15, 2014its a great game. It has more character classes,new weapons,dual wielding and it adds a new race! This is a game you'll definitely play if you like old school dungeon crawlers.
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Oct 15, 2014I can fondly remember the days of playing the first Wizardry on an Apple Ii. LOG I and now II certainly bring back fond memories. Outdoor areas, character creation options, and a detailed map are a few of the things that caught my attention during the brief time playing it. For fans of the old RPGs I would certainly recommend it. And best of all it can be had for next to nothing.!
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Oct 17, 2014I can't be objective because Dungeon Master and Chaos Strikes Back were THE GAMES of my childhood. LoG1 is better than Dungen Master and LoG2 is better than LoG. So this game is freaking awesome !
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Oct 17, 2014
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Oct 22, 2014
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Oct 25, 2014Addictive. Well thought out. Respects your intelligence. Brilliant level design. I have not played a game like this for something like 20 years, going back to Eye of the Beholder and Black Crypt on the Amiga, and this game has given me that dungeon crawling bug again.
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Dec 13, 2015Could you ask for more from the game? No. Epic loot, involved character building in the context of meaningful team/party development, interconnected level design, unique enemies and challenges, intense dungeons, excellent graphics and ambiance. As a negative, some puzzles are obscure and paths/treasures hidden by unclear means; but, overall, I highly recommend.
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Nov 23, 2014
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Nov 29, 2014I love this game
It's hard to believe you could improve in anyway on the first, but they did!
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Dec 12, 2014Absolutely amazing game from the guys who brought you Legend of Grimrock. Although I thought there wouldn't be a sequel they managed to top themselves and bring out this jewel of an indie game.
The puzzles are great, the combat has depth and is very dynamic, and overall clearing an area full of monsters and mysteries feels really rewarding. Easily worth sinking tens of hours into.
Awards & Rankings
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Feb 26, 2015If Almost Human had made a strict dungeon crawler like the first Legend of Grimrock, but with a properly fleshed-out world, better UI, redesigned combat and role-playing systems, I would have recommended such a sequel in an instant. Alas.
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CD-ActionFeb 7, 2015A traditional, well-designed dungeon crawler that requires both quick fingers and a sharp mind. [01/2015, p.72]
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Jan 15, 2015Legend of Grimrock 2 will consume your mind in many ways. The puzzles will slowly tear away at your brain until they are solved, and the amount of focus needed for just about every combat encounter is through the roof.