Grimsfield
Adam Wells · 2016 · Adventure, Indie, Point & Click
PC
Positive90% · 21
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About Grimsfield
Off the M62 Between Leeds and Manchester lies Grimsfield* - a market town in the North of England. In this point, click & natter adventure you will gob your way through a number of ginnels**, working men's clubs, and underground temples***. You take on the role of a poet**** whose job it is to cut through copious amounts of red tape in order to make it to the open mic night down the local beatnik club.
* trademark
** alleyway
*** only 1 of each of these
**** knob
Grimsfield takes the form of a kafka-esque short adventure game set across a number of mini dioramas.
You, dear gameplayer, can expect the following:
* trademark
** alleyway
*** only 1 of each of these
**** knob
Grimsfield takes the form of a kafka-esque short adventure game set across a number of mini dioramas.
You, dear gameplayer, can expect the following:
- Enter a world of rules and bureaucracy, where even the rules have rules!
- Navigate this experience as a layabout poet whose only concern is their own ego.
- Visit over 1 type of office in your quest to overcome legislation.
- Talk to lots of irritating and occasionally amusing characters.
- Role play what it's like to be a bit of a bell end.
Multiple Endings- One definitive ending.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A very short adventure game that has a Mighty Boosh style of humour, I've never seen it on sale, but I'd say it's worth the full price. Don't look at any videos or screenshots since it's so short -- everything will be a spolier.4 found this helpful
It's kind of criminal that this game doesn't have more reviews/sales. It's a hidden gem, that's def worth checking out. You really get the feeling it was a labour of love, vastly superior to most of the other guff out there of a similar genre that shill 'critics' rate through the roof. It's short, but the memories & experience will stay with me for a long time.1 found this helpful
Hey guys! Noob here! This 'point and chat' adventure starring a 'bit of a bell end' aspiring poet & his snarky brain was such a breath of fresh air! Set in Northern England, this quick witted, sharp tongued narrative on bureaucracy and social interaction was a lovely departure from basic platformers and shoot-em-up first person free for alls. There is SO MUCH good I can say about this game: amazing dialogue, top notch art style, OUTSTANDING MUSIC, good character development, overall had a fun time playing from start to finish. There are also a few not as good things I could say about the game: the end was super bizarre and left me wanting quite a bit more closure, sometimes your tasks felts a bit 'run-y around-y', the controls occassionally hiccuped a bit (no bueno for a point and click adventure). If I wanted to be hyper critical, I'd say that the game was a bit short, but it was a good play from beginning to end. B+ overall. Thanks to the developers!! Would definitely recommend! If you are interested in seeing gameplay footage of Grimsfield, please follow the link to my YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEWAUlpUSQv-9Z2v2k5YhglQXh9rL5ED1 Thanks much …1 found this helpful
I don't know why I never left a review of this game but here it goes: I have a fond memory of it, loved it. Quite an unexpected experience at the time. Incredible visual aesthetics, lovely music, engaging short story and fun plot. I'll play it again soon.
im not smart enough to understand this game
Small and odd. I liked it.
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