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The Legend of Grimrock Website announces the release of Almost Human's dungeon crawler, which is available at a 10% discount from their site, GOG.com and Steam. Here's a release trailer, and here's a bit on the game: Legend of Grimrock is a dungeon crawling role playing game with an oldschool heart but a modern execution. A group of prisoners are sentenced to certain death by exiling them to the secluded Mount Grimrock for vile crimes they may or may not have committed. Unbeknownst to their captors, the mountain is riddled with ancient tunnels, dungeons and tombs built by crumbled civilizations long perished now. If they ever wish to see daylight again and reclaim their freedom the ragtag group of prisoners must form a team and descend through the mountain, level by level.
The game brings back the oldschool challenge with highly tactical real-time combat and grid-based movement, devious hidden switches and secrets as well as deadly traps and horrible monsters. Legend of Grimrock puts an emphasis on puzzles and exploration and the wits and perception of the player are more important tools than even the sharpest of swords could be. And if you are a hardened dungeon crawling veteran and you crave an extra challenge, you can arm yourself with a stack of grid paper and turn on the Oldschool Mode which disables the luxury of the automap! Are you ready to venture forth and unravel the mysteries of Mount Grimrock?
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Re: Ships Ahoy - Legend of Grimrock |
Apr 12, 2012, 20:12 |
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jimnms wrote on Apr 12, 2012, 06:46:
You can also try a stress testing program like OCCT that can stress individual parts of the system. I had one system a while back that locked up only with one game. It turned out to be the PSU. This was before Steam, and for some reason just that one game would lock up the system during the CD check.
My previous system had a PSU go bad, and when it did it messed something up on the MB. It would run fine for months, then start giving me blue screens on start up. All I had to do was open the case, unplug the SATA cable, plug it back in and it was fine for a few months. I still have that system, it's about 6 years old (video card is 3), but it can still run some games.
I appreciate the advice and had been wondering myself if it was a PSU issue. But this only happens to me on two games. Why just these two games do I have this nearly exact behavior? You would think that stuff like Metro 2033 and BF3 being played at max would also crash my card but I handle everything else just fine.
This sort of reminds me when TF2 (and other source games) constantly told me I had an issue with my paged pool memory. And there were all these fixes and guides about how to get rid of that but they would never work for me. Valve would release a patch and it would go away, then months later they'd release another patch and it would come back. My system was fine and played everything else fine but something special about the configuration or settings I had caused that issue that couldn't be fixed.
Even though I didn't mean to I spent all day (after work and until bed) on this yesterday and I'm not going to do that today. I'll wait for a few patches I suppose  |
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