World of Grimm

About

"World of Grimm" is a card-based adventure game that immerses players in the beloved tales of the Brothers Grimm. Build your deck with iconic characters, creatures, and artifacts, and engage in strategic battles across captivating realms. Experience the Grimm universe in a new way, either in multiplayer matches or the solo campaign, with the ability to customize your deck and uncover unique powers.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

97%

Audience ScoreBased on 58 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

World of Grimm offers fast-paced gameplay with matches lasting around 5 to 10 minutes, making it perfect for quick gaming sessions.
The game features a unique aesthetic inspired by classic fairy tales, with beautifully illustrated cards and a variety of mechanics that enhance strategic depth.
It's easy to learn for newcomers while providing enough complexity for seasoned players, making it accessible and engaging for a wide audience.

As the game is in early access, it suffers from bugs and crashes, particularly with certain card interactions that can disrupt gameplay.
Some players find the card descriptions vague, leading to confusion and wasted moves during matches.
While the game has potential, it currently feels unpolished and may require further development to fully realize its capabilities.

gameplay
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
71%
13%
The gameplay of "World of Grimm" is fast-paced and easy to learn, with games lasting around five minutes. It combines mechanics reminiscent of "Marvel Snap" and "Magic: The Gathering," introducing unique elements like card health and a day/night cycle that add depth and strategy. However, some players find the mechanics feel rough and card descriptions vague, leading to occasional confusion during play.
- “The intuitive gameplay mechanics and clear rules make it a breeze to learn, ensuring that everyone can jump into the action and have a blast.”
- “I can feel similar deck archetypes popping out to me with the 'destroy' and 'on play' mechanics, though there are some extra layers here that give it more depth - like the daytime cycle and the added focus on card health; it feels like a hybrid of Snap and MTG.”
- “In conclusion, World of Grimm is a gem of a card game that offers fast-paced excitement and deep strategic gameplay.”
- “Mechanically feels rough, and card descriptions feel vague; I often found myself wasting cards trying to figure out if certain actions would work.”
- “I can feel similar deck archetypes emerging with the 'destroy' and 'on play' mechanics, but there are extra layers that add depth, like the daytime cycle and the focus on card health; it feels like a hybrid of Snap and MTG.”
- “The location system and the card abilities are similar to Marvel Snap, but the extra stat on the card (life) introduces additional mechanics and combos.”
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
17%
17%
The graphics of "World of Grimm" receive mixed reviews, with many praising the unique artwork and engaging aesthetic that enhances the gameplay experience. However, some users criticize certain aspects of the visual design, describing it as terrible, while also noting technical issues that can lead to crashes during gameplay. Overall, the artwork is highlighted as a strong point, contributing to the game's addictive nature.
- “I've been really impressed so far with World of Grimm - it's got a unique aesthetic and the bones of a very addictive card battler that leaves you with that 'one more game' feeling.”
- “The artwork is amazing and the anticipation of the card you will turn next keeps you engaged to keep playing.”
- “I enjoy the artwork and the different sections.”
- “The aesthetic of the game is terrible but the realms mechanic is quite fun.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63%
38%
The reviews indicate a mixed perception of the game's story aspect, with some users expressing a desire for a more narrative-driven experience rather than a competitive format. While one reviewer likens the experience to a "turbo-charged storybook," others note the absence of a traditional story, suggesting that the game could benefit from a stronger narrative focus.
- “☐ no story”
- “Banger game, although I'll be honest, I thought it was multiplayer at first... I recommend the dev to make it a 'story' instead of 'matching' against players.”
- “It's like diving into a turbo-charged storybook!”
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Players express hope that the game will limit monetization to cosmetic microtransactions rather than locking essential cards behind paywalls. While the in-app purchases are not seen as overly aggressive, there is a sentiment that other card games may offer better value.
- “This game looks like a better version of Snap. I hope they will keep their cosmetics as microtransactions only and not gatekeep cards behind money.”
- “I didn't see how bad the in-app purchases are, but it just feels like there are a lot of better card games out there.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Players express that the grinding in the game is excessively time-consuming, suggesting that it requires an unrealistic commitment akin to having a second life to fully engage with it.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”