Grimwild is a fantastic TTRPG choice for players and GMs who appreciate narrative-driven and cinematic gameplay. I’ve had the pleasure of running it for two different groups and playing it a few times under various GMs, and every session was an absolute joy. I even managed to persuade my in-person DnD 5e group to give it a shot, and it became their gateway to a more flexible and collaborative style of play, moving away from the crunch and rigidity of 5e. I especially love using an imaginative camera to frame moments and build cool scenes. While I’ve run other narrative-focused games before, I feel like Grimwild has significantly improved my GMing skills. It's packed with great features, and I honestly can't find the words to express just how much I've enjoyed this title so far.

We are quite a picky group and Blades in the Dark has been a household staple for us, but Grimwild managed to work its way right in without issue. It is narrative, it is light, it is cinematic, it is fun. After having played 15+ TTRPGs as a group, I am confident in saying that Grimwild did a good job to get us onboard long-term when other titles couldn't.