Grimoire Groves

Too grindy and could really use some QoL improvements such as teleporting to the farm in the beginning.

Grimoire Groves is a very fun, cute roguelike that is perfect to play while curled up an enjoying a warm cup of tea. The pace is fast enough that I never get bored, but not too fast that I ever feel overwhelmed. I personally am struggling with the 'cooking' minigames, but I think I may have accidentally skipped over some instructions there. Overall, Grimoire Groves is charming and lovely and I am excited to return to it in the future anytime I want to continue my magical girl gardening life!

This game looks and sounds so cute and beautiful! Also I love the pacifist twist on the rogue-lite dungeon crawler genre. I haven't played for long but I really wanted to say thank you to the devs for creating such a lovely game. You can really tell that a lot of love and effort went into every detail. :D

O jogo é muito fofo e é bastante acessível para uma pessoa que não tem muita experiência a jogar, começando por ser relativamente fácil de aprender os comandos ao inicio, dá-nos tempo para perceber as mecânicas do jogo, mas vai ficando progressivamente mais difícil com novas plantas que têm comportamentos diferentes então deixa sempre as coisas interessantes.

I've had so much fun with this game. I've completed every quest and almost every resource farming Some pros: Very cute graphics Battles are challenging but not frustratingly difficult The characters are really fun and I fully enjoyed. Some cons: Does get a little laggy at times, nothing game breaking Can take a long time to get all the resources you need Overall very fun, good for cozy gamers who like a little challenge.

It took me a little bit to get the hang of the controls, but I'm HOOKED! The animation is very cute, I'm loving the story and all the side characters and quests. I'm so happy I backed this game on Kickstarter.

Only just started playing, but I already like the vibe of this whole thing. I love the idea of helping plants creatures instead of fighting them, and I'm looking forward to seeing how this evolves with the garden where I plant a bunch of stuff.