Grindstone

Super jeu de réflexion, on s'y laisse vite prendre.. a vrai dire des les premières secondes ! Très bien pensé, également le mode defi qui empêche de se lasser! Bravo au developpeur

Jogo crocante com mecânica divertida que mantém engajado, boa música e arte, suporte a touch e boa performance, porém é bom levar ele como jogo casual, são muitos níveis para jogar ele do começo ao fim, já que são 200 níveis, fica cansativo pois a jogabilidade é sempre a mesma

Although Grindstone may at first glance appear to be another match 3 puzzle game, it does actually have a slightly more original premise. Essentially, the player is required to trace a path through monsters of the same colour in order to kill them, once you’ve killed enough enemies the exit to the next level will open. Staying on a level for longer does offer more rewards, but also greater risks as increasing numbers of enemies attack, and this adds a nice risk/reward element to proceedings. As you progress through the levels further complications are added, such as more powerful enemies and boulders that block your path, but since the core gameplay remains relatively simplistic, this can’t prevent the game becoming a bit repetitive after a few hours and as such it’s probably best suited to short bursts every now and then.

The game is pretty addictive, and the visual presentation is really nice. However, if you can get it on mobile, you probably are better off playing it there. At its core, the game is a mini-game without much depth, similar to candy crush or minesweeper. A lot of effort has been put into making it seem like it is more, but most of it does not work. There is a ton of gear, and almost all of it is flat-out useless. There is a world map, but no branching, so it is only a glorified "next" button. There is an inn, and it becomes tedious pretty much right away, when you have to go back there every time between stages to refill your hearts and repair gear, . At some point, the levels increase in difficulty by making it harder to build chains. But it does not feel challenging, just tedious, when you flop around the board without ever really getting things going. Seems like a lot of effort was put into all the wrong places. Ironically, I would probably rate the game higher if it was the same game, just without all the dysfunctional fluff. The core mechanics are fun and addictive, and I got a lot of playtime out of it. And it could be a really great game, if the RPG elements worked. As of May 2021, the game has a bug, where it does not recognize when you complete a certain type of challenge. All in all, buy it on sale if you are really into casual games or look for something to waste time on the train. It's perfect for that.

Somehow Capy forgot to convert this from pay to win trash. One of the most overrated games I've seen in a while. Don't bother.