can't wait
that was really fun, i can't wait until the next chap. GJ.
Reviews for "Griswold the Goblin 2 CH1"
sweet!!
i used to have the first one of this game on my favorties when i was younger!! this one is awesome too!!!!!!
great
a really nice game i was intrested in playing games like those
A very pleasant reminder of great point'n'clicks!
I've been a huge fan of the point'n'click adventure game since I was young, such gems as The Dig, Day of the Tentacle and Simon the Sorcerer. This took me right back there. A great balance of amusing dialogue, lovely scenes and well drawn environments. Also, if you do something really dumb, you can die! Just like in the Legend of Kyrandia games, which I adored.
Top marks, excellent work! I look forward to part two with much anticipation!
Phantasmagor responds:
Oh man now I really want to play Legend of Kyrandia. I loved those games :) Thanks for the review
hey man good job
but i could not finish without the walkthrougt couse:
sometimes you clik realy near where you have to clik(like when you have to use the rope)and it sai's some stupd message saing wath i'm thinking doing that =P, you should make the cliking area larger on the next CH
oh and you could make hin saing tips when cliking stuff ,like when you have to open the maze gate(i started to use the walkthrough here), will be nice if when you clik on the key role,griswold sais:uhhhnm, there are probably a way to drestroi it and open the gate. or something like that, will make the game easer but i will not need the walkthrough =)
anyway, i can't wait to the next chapter.and the voice atc in this game is nice,and the way that he walks is funny(but phisicaly impocible xD)
nice game!
Phantasmagor responds:
Thanks for the suggestions. Generally there are clues for everything I guess I just forgot to add a clue at the gate. That's actually a really good idea to have made the lock have a separate interaction that said "It looks like you could maybe break the lock." It's too late to change now though, but we will try and provide a lot more hints and clues in the sequels.