
Grimsfield is a short point & click story game. You take on the role of a deadbeat beatnik poet who lives in an absurdist market town somewhere in the north of England.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This game is useful for anyone visiting the North of England or applying for a drivers licence. Be warned if applying for a drivers licence in the north, you might forget where the line between game and reallity is and start chatting jazz poetry at real people who don't care for that sort of thing. Enjoy adventures and isometric art? Want to know more about the "Meat raffle"? Well worth a look!
fun an entertaining click and point would poet again
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Hours played at review time, across 22 reviews with recorded playtime.
First Impressions Video: https://youtu.be/ZxI-oJLiQyQ Grimsfield is a strange game. It's all about some former detective trying to be an artist in a world run by comical government restrictions. The aesthetics are simple, but oddly perfect for the game. There's just enough detail to know what's going on, but it still looks like a bland world, which is clearly what the devs were going for. The dialogue options are amusing, to say the least. The various characters definitely fit their intended roles. Overall, if you're interested in this game, go for it. It's small, but nicely made, and you won't regret devoting a few hours to it.
Buy this game now. It is a thoroughly bizarre and utterly hilarious point and click adventure. I haven't had this dense laughs per minute in an adventure game for ages. You are a poet. You are in an absurd British beatnik microverse. It is brilliant.
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A very short adventure game that has a Mighty Boosh style of humour, I've never seen it on sale, but I'd say it's worth the full price. Don't look at any videos or screenshots since it's so short -- everything will be a spolier.
Left a smile on my face. Good humor.
If you like this game, I would highly recommend the short animation Ptikobj, the surrealism and Northern English setting make both of these excellent bedfellows. It's a short game and as someone from northern England I really like the idea of a sequel where you can get immersed in the world a bit more because it does a great job of blending all these familliar cultural themes with a surreal setting, however this isn't too much of a bad thing either because the game doesn't overstay it's welcome; it's more or less as long as it needs to be. Another thing I'll point out is that the soundtrack is very good, from the Soviet sounding accordions to the chilled out bassy tracks.
Great game! Very surreal and atmospheric. The artwork and humor are worth the purchase.
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