Grunn

This is one of if not the most interesting and fun puzzle games I have played. There is so much to discover and so many possible endings, each time I play it I feel like I'm playing it for the first time again but I slowly remember different secrets and clues. I would highly recommend If if you want to give your brain a work out.

This game made me, a person from Grunn, feel seen. Finally someone is showing what life is really like here. Goud doan mien jong!

Кто любит необычный визуал, поиск секретов, изучение локации, найти один предмет ради другого предмета для достижение одной цели затем другой и т.д, то очень хорошо.

lovely game

One of the times I wished there was a "meh" recommendation. I think the game is pretty neat in its presentation, and it's got cool ideas, but for me it sadly didn't hit, and as it stands I don't think I'll get the good ending, having unlocked a handful of deaths. The repetitiveness bugged me a bit. I love metroidbrainias like Outer Wilds. What makes games like OW good, though, is that the knowledge of world is the only thing you're unlocking in between loops. Here, on the other hand, you have to redo a sequence of tasks again, and again, and those take a lot of time. (Mowing the lawn, walking back and forth to pick up objects for the 100th time) And then... whoops, you went to the wrong place at the wrong time, sorry! You died! Time to start from the beginning! I think that's my core of the issue with this game is that, you kind of lose agency as a player through these deaths. A lot of them are really random and just kind of happen to you if you go to the wrong place or click the wrong thing at the wrong time with the wrong objects. That makes me feel like I didn't control whether or not I lived and that didn't feel super good. Couple that with lengthy tasks needed to get back up to where you were before, and you get a healthy combo of annoyance on my part. I ended up just watching gameplay of what the good ending is, and it's just like, alright man, here is the random set of actions you need to do to unlock the good ending. Hope you knew to use that object on that thing. That's about what I had to say, not for me, maybe for thee. The game is incredibly polished though and looks and feels great to play, I simply didn't love the gameplay loop enough for me to get through it properly.

Un genre de casse-tête horreur psychologique vraiment sympa à faire

You know how there are common puzzles that you'll find inside most titles? Like a hidden switch to open a door or an invisible pathway that's outlined by other designs in the room? This game has a lot of those kind of puzzles in a very small space, because of this I found it to be a great testament to how familiar I was with game design in general and took great enjoyment in recognizing the various puzzle concepts that I'd seen in completely opposite titles. Its a very short experience (One that I fully explored in mostly 5 hours) but a highly enjoyable one none the less. I'd also recommend playing if your into micromanaging movement/pathing as the game has no rng or chance features and is fully dependent on how you use the time in-game.

Grunn is a work of art. 11 different endings, some of them are TOUGH to get. Don't look up a guide, its a great time to find them yourself.

This was a great wee puzzle game, I recommend it. It created the creepy, spooky vibe very well, and made a fun, easily digestible story that feels satisfying to finish.

queria que qualquer trabalho assalariado tivesse esse tanto de sidequest