GRING×GRIND Reviews

A neat project, but not a complete game. If you're the dev's friend or parent, buy it. Otherwise, play something else.

Really bad. There seems to be a very limited number of upgrades, near as I can tell I have gotten them all, seven or eight of them? Not sure if there is supposed to be another world, but if there is I cannot find it. The game play is monotonous and gets tiring pretty quick. Also it doesn't have any way to save. Could not recommend at any price higher than free. Three thumbs down.

A game for computers with the lowest possible specifications! (If there are any). Everything is simple and clear. An excellent time-killer.

The only positive aspect is probably the pixel art, and beyond that, there’s essentially nothing in this game. There isn’t even a menu. There are skill upgrades, but there’s no indication of which one you’ve purchased.

2gb for a 120mb "game" that can be beaten in 15 minutes 1/10 requested refund first time ever. hopefully the bitcoin miner does not bog down my pc too much

GRIND×GRIND feels repetitive and lacks depth. The auto-attack system makes battles too easy, and upgrading is tedious. Not worth the time.

Finally, at least someone thought of bringing at least some semblance of a plot and an end goal into a game like this, and not just farming for the sake of farming

Not even a game. Took less than 10 minutes to figure out that all you can do is run around and get chests for money and then the upgrades are trivial to obtain. Nothing in the game after that. There isn't even a settings menu. The reviews are likely bought and I would hope that y'all remember to report things appropriately using Steam's on-platform report mechanisms.

An exciting arena shooter that offers dynamic gameplay and plenty of opportunities for improvement and customization. If you are ready to take on the challenge and fight for your goal, then this game is for you!

There is basically no game here. I actually like this game... but it barely exists. This is more like a sample of gameplay rather than a game. I do not feel like I got my 1.79 plus tax worth out of it. I have 0.5 hours on record but half of that was just double checking everything to make sure I wasn't mistaken and that I had indeed explored the full content of the game. Slime wanders around on an overworld map controlled by wasd or click. Good so far. Icons are on the map nes Zelda 2 style. Alright, nothing wrong with that. The map icons are two categories. 1. buy an upgrade 2. fight enemies After a very few minutes you will have realized that you already bought all the upgrades. You can upgrade your sword that flies out machine gun style towards wherever you point your cursor. And you can upgrade the axe that spins around you hitting enemies that get close. And you can upgrade some weapons that fly around randomly. Lvl 3 and they are maxed. That's a little barebones but it's ok. The part that leaves me feeling like there was no game is the enemy maps. Nothing changes when you beat them. You can't actually beat them. You can just get as much money as you can there until you die, and exit, and buy upgrades, until you've bought them all. Nothing changes by fighting enemies. There is no completion. There should have at least been a boss that you can fight and get some "you win" message. That still would have left me feeling a little trolled by so little content even for 2 dollars. But there's just hardly anything here. Go play vampire survivors for around 15 minutes. Or go play any random action rogue lite or rogue like that you've ever played for about 15 mintues and you've gained at least the full experience of what this game has to offer and probably more. And for free. I don't actually hate this game. The tiny sample of gameplay that it has is not bad. It could be built into something. But this is a beta version release at best.