Grimrock was actually the reason I wanted to try EoB in the first place. Of course I do know LoG drew lots of inspiration from Eye of the Beholder 1 and apparently even a little bit from 2 as well. Very similar to Legend of Grimrock 1, which I liked a lot. Too bad this game turned out to be such a pain to play through, because the first one was actually good. Just keep walking around and eventually you reach your destination. It's kinda sad and funny at the same time how even the official(?) cluebook/walkthrough that came with the GOG release has moments like: the walls in this room move around after every step, so it's not possible to write a solution. While I do love playing old games, after games like EoB2, I'm kinda glad that the current design mentality is to help players through the game instead of hating them.
And if those weren't enough, you might have endlessly respawning enemies or mazes where the room layout changes every two seconds, because maybe you weren't feeling miserable enough already. Some of the monsters are also highly resistant or immune to some or all spells you might have. Of course it can be easy to get stuck between these enemies and it's not uncommon to be attacked by 4+ enemies at the same time. This isometric action RPG was released in 2016 and developed by Spearhead Games. It has dozens of enemies who hit like a truck and hit everyone in the group, enemies that permanently destroy your equipment and spam various status effects, aoe spells and other instakill attacks. The intro prologue to Stories: The Path of Destinies on PS4. It's got cryptic puzzles, fake walls, floors where everything looks the same, floors where you can't backtrack and can't rest to regain health or spells, (moving) pitfalls, traps you can't avoid, invisible teleporters and party rotating blocks. It has just about everything you might hate in a video game, except maybe QTEs. The first five hours were actually pretty fun, but the rest was just pure suffering. Took me 14h 41min to beat it (with a guide and maps). Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Eye of the Beholder II: The Legend of Darkmoon (DOS) Stories: The Path of Destinies tells the tale of Reynardo, the last line of defense in a war against an invading armada. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.
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