The hacky rhythm of its sword-swinging has the same weird satisfaction as twirling a pen between your fingers or quickly preparing vegetables on a chopping board. “New enemy types are introduced with pleasing regularity, the layouts of each grid are constantly being switched up and remixed… and the combination of higher-level foes changes all the time as well.” “I'm continually amazed at how each level manages to feel completely different from the last,” she said. Katharine became a smidge addicted to the game when it first arrived on the Epic Games Store last year. Each free update from Capybara Games has kept adding more and more levels to the game, which now stands at more than 250 in total. The Steam version of Grindstone will feature all previous updates, including two released earlier this year: Carnival Of Creeps and Bats In The Big Tent. You’ll need them as you progress further up the game’s mountain and take on bosses. You can change colours by plotting a course through a special crystal on your way, and completing levels earns you loot and blueprints for new abilities. If you haven’t played Grindstone then expect to slash your way through very cute, but exceedingly angry, colourful little monsters by lining your barbarian up through as many of one colour as you can. Watch on YouTube Grindstone is a more-ish colourful animated puzzle slash 'em up.
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