About Grim nights
They move quite quickly. Thankfully, if you get your soldiers close enough and deselect them, they’ll usually work it out themselves.I experienced a handful of bugs in Grim Nights as well, but none too game-breaking. There was a bug (which has since been patched) that allowed you to sometimes infinitely upgrade a house, causing it to produce a ton of food by itself. The worst bug I encountered was an issue where moving the camera with directional keys would distort the background music. It didn’t break anything except the relaxed immersion, which I believe is a big point of the game.SummaryMy time with Grim Nights was overall pleasant. I enjoyed the game and found it very addictive. A question I often ask myself when reviewing games is, “Will I continue to play this once the review is over?” For many games, even great ones, I find that answer to be “no”. But, I think in the case of Grim Nights, I might just come back to it from time to time. At $2.99 on Steam, I would definitely recommend you try this game.
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A Zombie Survival Management Game --> Grim Nights is a single-player, colony management sim with zombies. It is developed and published on Steam by Edym Pixels, and is available for just $2.99. It’s similar to games like Fallout Shelter and This War of Mine. In the game, players are tasked with commanding a colony of villagers to build, farm, train, mine, defend against zombies, and more. Grim Nights features a decent variety of enemy types, building choices, unit specialties, and other elements to keep play varied. It comes with a short campaign with the option to continue playing thereafter.Simple, Relaxing, Addictive.Gameplay in Grim Nights is very simple and easy to enjoy. Just click on your units, give them commands, and let them do the work. There are a variety of different tasks you can assign your villagers, and each new villager is created with a random perk (or no perk at all) that makes them better suited for certain tasks. Your goal is to survive and eventually thrive by amassing resources, upgrading and building new structures, and increasing your population. While doing all of this you are constantly under pressure by the threat of a zombie horde. Every night at hour 20, the zombie tomb releases a wave of enemies to come and besiege your village. While not an overpowering threat at the beginning, if you don’t remember to stay prepared, the zombies can get the best of you.Zombie Hordes grow over time. Make sure you stay prepared!Grim Nights is relaxing and calm. The pace is not too fast to be frantic, but not too slow to be boring. There isn’t a massive number of complex options to overwhelm you, but rather just enough to keep you working towards something. A simple and easy save system means that if you make a mistake or things get out of hand, you can always go back and do something differently. New elements are introduced over time with the passing of days: new enemies every few hordes, new buildings and upgrades as you collect the resources, and even a few surprises like the
