Developer posts and news about this game.
A short one this week. We're back from our yearly vacation and are already deep in development of the game again. In case you were wondering how the actual playable version is coming along, we spent a few days showing it off at Courage, a small indie showcase running alongside Ga
We’re back with another Art post today, and this time we’re showing you two places: one you’ll want to stay in, and one that will absolutely want you gone. Let’s start at home. Gaze upon this super early concept of the Hub, or as we call it, Baba’s Hut. This is where you’ll catch
One of the main mechanics we have in Grimroll is getting rewards for crossing out boxes. The rewards take the shape of different consumables, instant additional hits on other boxes and even more dice. There's plenty of dice types but today we wanted to focus on the rewards specif
We’re back with another Art post today. If you didn’t notice the scary looming figure in the key art (first of all, how?), she’s the Crone, or as we like to call her locally: Baba! Here are some of Baba’s concepts, which we took in some weird directions. We had her looking kind,
Grimroll is a very simple game to understand, each turn you will: Use a die to cross out the box that has the same number to defeat enemies. Gain rewards Repeat Variety In the playtest we had the basic white die and some ways to manipulate it (consumables). We needed a way to cre
We’ve spent the last couple of months slowly playtesting Grimroll with a closed group of local game developers, we’ve also been tirelessly implementing the feedback we’ve gotten so far and we’re extremely excited to share that development on the game is going full steam ahead. In
Hey, Dice Casters! The Grimroll Playtest is Live right now! To join in rolling the dice, go to the game's store page and click on the big "Request Access" button. This Playtest is the first of, hopefully, many successful playtests to follow. While playing, we'd hugely appreciate
On some of our socials and our website I Previously mentioned a bunch of board games that inspired us to create Grimroll, most notably a game called “That’s pretty clever”. The core mechanic behind that game was also crossing out numbers in grids and then getting rewards which gi