- April 23, 2016
- The_Kiddy
Grizzly Valley
Platforms
About
"Grizzly Valley" is a survival game set in Western Canada, where you'll explore your house for supplies and then face the wilderness to reach your sister. Your choices in packing items and survival tactics will determine your success, while evading a roaming grizzly bear. The game features a realistic approach to survival and emphasizes the importance of decision-making.




- The game has a solid concept and an interesting atmosphere that could be engaging.
- Some players found it to be a funny and meme-worthy experience, especially with the character's exaggerated speed.
- The graphics and sound design received some praise, with a few players noting that the music was creepy and effective.
- The game is fundamentally broken, with many players unable to complete it due to inventory limitations and bugs.
- Controls and mechanics are poorly executed, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences, such as sluggish movement and ineffective combat against the bear.
- There is a lack of clear objectives and guidance, making it difficult for players to understand how to progress in the game.
gameplay
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeGameplay reviews are mixed, with some players finding the mechanics frustrating and underwhelming, particularly criticizing the walking mechanics and unclear controls. In contrast, fans of the Monster Hunter series appreciate the retained core gameplay elements, such as strategic monster hunting and the satisfaction of victory, despite some changes to mechanics and the removal of certain tactics. Overall, the experience varies significantly between titles, with some players feeling disappointed while others enjoy the familiar gameplay.
“After putting in over 800 hours into this game's predecessor, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, this game plays with the gameplay mechanics a bit while still retaining the good feel of victory after each hunt.”
“Like the other games in the series, the main gameplay focuses around your character hunting monsters, with the key focus of avoiding their attacks and attacking at opportune moments between their attacks, often hitting their weak points for massive damage.”
“One mechanic that I abused greatly seemed to have been removed until the final boss, and that is the popular tactic known as sleep bombing; towards endgame, you're given the only weapon with the sleeping status effect.”
“The walking mechanic makes you feel like a drunken clown in a cartoon every time you take a step.”
“There really isn't too much to say about this game except that for the price it costs, I had expected a bit more. Honestly, the gameplay was just plain sad and underwhelming, not to mention the game isn't clear at all on what the controls are, so you have to figure it out as you go.”
“We have missing options, a non-existent story, short gameplay, and bugs/glitches here and there.”