Grim Omens - Old School RPG

Monomyth

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Set in a realm of eternal night, Grim Omens puts the player in the shoes of a fledgling vampire, a creature of blood and darkness struggling to maintain the grip on their fading humanity in a mysterious and hostile world.

The game combines classic dungeon crawling elements, familiar turn-based combat mechanics, and various tabletop and board game influences to create an immersive and accessible old-school RPG experience.

The 3rd entry in the Grim series, Grim Omens, is a standalone sequel to Grim Quest. It refines the established formula of Grim Quest and Grim Tides, all the while offering an intricate story and detailed lore that ties in with previous games in strange and unexpected ways.

Inspired by ttRPG classics such as Vampire (The Masquerade, The Dark Ages, Bloodlines) and Dungeons and Dragons' Ravenloft (Curse of Strahd).

Ratings and reviews

Brilliant. The setup is the same as the older two, but you play as a vampire, which puts a nice spin on things. I love these games. You do a dungeon crawl which lasts about ten minutes then you are back to your town to sell loot, buff up your skills and spells and do your crafting etc. There is a story line, but if you just enjoy hitting things in dungeons you can do that to.

I always loved your games. However, at this point, it's a slight innovation compared to previous versions. this one just has a different decorative theme to it. I just wish there was some more innovation, so at least it's justifiable to spend money on this game to remove ads even. like between grim quest and grim tides,there was a significant increase in quality even if it wasn't related to the core mechanics of the game. like the art, the tiles, the lore and so on. Please focus more on the core

Took a bit of getting used to, as I never played the previous games or anything like them before. Now that I'm several hours in, I can say it's pretty dang fun, challenging at times, relatively easy at others. The perks and itemization can allow for numerous builds, though I've only really played an AoE Mage at this point. Resource management is simple to pick up with a higher ceiling available if you care to aim for it. Looking forward to bearing it and trying out the other games in the series!

What’s new

* 1.4.1
- minor bug fixes & typo corrections

* 1.4.0
- added 35 new illustrations by Pytr Mutuc, covering Lychgate locations and notable story moments