- March 3, 2017
- Warfare Studios
Hunter's Grimm
Platforms
About
In "Hunter's Grimm" , players assume the role of demon-hunters Nicholas and Sarai Grimm, embarking on a 10-hour adventure to hunt down ghosts, monsters, and demons. After a selfless act goes wrong, they become outlaws and must navigate new lands, help those in need, and uncover the truth behind their predicament, all while evading an old rival. This spooky adventure offers achievement icons courtesy of EmojiOne.com.




- The game offers an easy way to earn a large number of achievements quickly, making it appealing for achievement hunters.
- Some players found the character art and humor enjoyable, providing a light-hearted experience.
- The base story concept of monster hunting and sibling dynamics has potential, and some quests were noted as interesting.
- The game suffers from poor gameplay mechanics, including unbalanced combat and a lack of engaging story elements.
- Many players criticized the game for being a low-effort RPG Maker title filled with generic assets and bugs.
- Achievements are often unrelated to actual gameplay, leading to a sense of frustration and disappointment among players.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has received mixed to negative feedback, with many players finding it bland, poorly written, and lacking depth. While some appreciated the humor and character interactions, others criticized the generic plot and simplistic character tropes, leading to a lack of engagement. Overall, the narrative fails to captivate players, often overshadowed by gameplay issues and bugs.
“The beauty of this self-acceptance is the storyline.”
“I played the game only because the story attracted my attention and there were very good jokes in the in-game dialogues.”
“The base story of the game is not a bad story; I enjoyed the 'detective work' in some quests.”
“No balance, a really badly written story... it's a bad game.”
“You realize outright there is no story in there.”
“The story won't keep you playing though, for obvious reasons.”