
GRIM - Mystery of Wasules is a first-person, story-driven mystery. To uncover the truth behind the deaths, you will investigate Wasules as Oswald GRIM.
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Languages: English*, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCop3FJd1FY evet arkadaşlar inceleme videom hazır umarım keyif alırsınız.... Merhaba arkadaşlar oyunun ilk bölüm olarak 30 dk oynadım ve videosunu çekip kanalımda paylaştım birinci sahış kamerasından oynanan bir oyun tarzı var ne düşman öldürüyorsun nede düşmandan kaçıyorsun amacımız yaşanmış olayları incelemek ve o olaylarla ilgili delil toplamak bir nevi dedektif tarzı oyun yer yer 20 fps ye kadar düşüyor hızlı değişen bir fps sahip görüntüler ve oyun atmosferi güzel sesler etkiliyici olmuş tüylerin dilen diken oluyor özellikle seslerde oyunda harita yok ve nereye gideceğiniz belli değil ondan sebep bütün heryeri araştırmak zorunda kalıyorsunuz tuşlar yetersiz ne yapcağınız hangi tuşa basacaksınız belli değil oyuna ilk başlarken hangi tuşlarla oynayacağını gösteren bir bölüm gösteriyor sonra oyun içinde o bölüme daha sonra ulaşamıyoruz menü kısmı çok zayıf kalmış türkçe alt yazı sade ve güzel olmuş ara sahneler sonra tekrar oyuna dönmek zaman alıyor yavaş olmuş geçişler oyun benim tarzım değil ben bu tarz oyunları pek sevmiyorum ama yine merak edip sizlerle paylaştım belki sizler arasından bu tarzı sevip oynamak isteyen arkadaşlar olabilir umarım bu video sizin için güzel bir referans olur şimdiden inceleme yazımı okup video izlediğiniz için teşekkürler...
It could very well be a great game, but I wouldn't know because you can't adjust video setting in the "Settings" menu (you can click on Anti Aliasing, Resolution, Textures, etc until you are blue in the face, you just can't actually change them) so the game is unplayable because everything is skewed off to the side of the monitor with no way to adjust the video resolution/quality to make it playable. And I'm afraid I simply cannot recommend a game whose "Settings" menu is useless....
J'étais intrigué par ce jeu, qui semblait assez soigné, avec une atmosphère spéciale, entre contemplation poétique et ambiance oppressante, composé d'environnements variés et colorés. Mettons fin d'emblée au suspens : c'est mauvais. Grim : Mystery of Wasules est un simulateur de marche situé dans un univers médiéval. L'on y suit un personnage enquêtant sur des meurtres de masse, dans une histoire de conspiration imprégnée d'ésotérisme. À partir de là, rien ne va plus. Certes, jeu est beau et permet de belles captures d'écran. Mais cela n'est rendu possible que grâce à l'Unreal Engine. Sans cela, les décors font artificiels au possible ; les zones trop grandes donnant l'air d'avoir été garnies par un enfant testant son nouveau jouet. Si cette image me vient en tête, c'est que notre personnage est également le narrateur de l'histoire, et que le doublage est assumé par un adolescent à la voix mollassonne qui n'a pas encore fini de muer. Manque de bol, il est bavard. Le jeu est mal fini. Certaines textures ont été oubliées, ce qui permet, par exemple, de voir à travers la façade de certains bâtiments dont l'intérieur est vide. Les branches des arbres passent à travers les murs ; l'herbe perce les rochers ou le plancher ; les corps sont en lévitation ou enfoncés dans le sol ; le clipping est présent même durant les cinématiques ; les murs invisibles ne sont pas fermés, ce qui permet de sortir de la zone de jeu et de marcher sur l'eau. Le jeu est traduit dans un anglais approximatif, avec des fautes si grossières que j'ai été en mesure de les percevoir alors que ce n'est pas mon point fort. Certains parchemins (il faut beaucoup lire) ont été oubliés et sont encore en turc. L'histoire en elle-même pourrait être intéressante, mais elle est desservie par ce que je viens d'énumérer. On sent qu'il y a du cœur à l'ouvrage, mais le talent ou l'expérience n'y sont pas. En somme, on se retrouve devant Grim : Mystery of Wasules comme devant un dessin d'enfant. C'est très mal fait, mais on rechigne a le dire car on reconnaît l'effort consenti. Seulement, contrairement à un dessin, ce jeu coûte 10€, et soyons clair, il ne vaut pas cette somme.
I was planning to give this a positive review because, despite the many problems, you can tell that a lot of time and energy went into this project. I truly appreciate the dedication and passion behind it. In addition, the story is decent enough to keep me engaged, and the gameplay is enjoyable if you like walking simulators with light puzzle elements, which I do. My character never got stuck anywhere, the music is good, the atmosphere is effective, and the world is relatively well done. The lore is extremely detailed, but you're able to skip much of it if you're not interested. I also like the way it indicates points of interest to save you from wandering the open world for hours. It's all very well planned out. Sadly, this game is just too broken for me to recommend. 1) About half of the items you find to read cannot be read in full because the text is not centered, and it's cut off on the right and bottom. 2) You usually have to find certain items to progress in the game, but they don't always work. Even if you know exactly what to do and do it exactly right, it may not allow you to proceed. This happened in several different areas, and each time, I had to quit the game, completely restart the area, and redo everything before it would allow me to progress. 3) I took a short break from the game, and when I came back to finish up the end, it would not load my game. As mentioned, I've had to quit and reload numerous times before, but for some reason, now that I'm almost done, it won't load and simply kicks me back to the main menu. This is an absolute dealbreaker that I can't overlook. I'll have to replay the entire game (in one sitting, apparently) if I want to finish it. Not cool. There are also other issues, like the extremely broken English and misspellings in the subtitles. And there's the severe lag and choppiness in many areas, but I don't consider these to be major issues. They're minor annoyances that can be overlooked if the rest of the game is good enough. UPDATE: So I restarted the whole game and finished it. I did have to take one break, but thankfully it reloaded my game just fine this time. I really do wish I could recommend this, but the technical problems are just too bad. Still, if you have a lot of patience and like playing chill indie games, you may find that you enjoy this game despite its issues.
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