As a 2014 release, I remember when was still very young when I first played this game. Back then, I was so attracted to this game due to its elements: fantasy, Beauty and the Beast-esque except darker, and there was the essence of sibling relationships. However, as I played it once more today, the game is not as promising and personally sought after. But even then, I was somewhat familiar with how the bonus chapter looked like for playing it so much in the past.

For a 2014 game, the inventory can be moved out of view and/or locked. Dialogue can be clicked to continue, a consistent feature of AM's games so far. Indicators for the collectibles are fairly noticeable with a rugged, glowing "X" design. Despite all these, I believe a one-sitting 100% achievement run is not feasible for this game. Given you'll have to clear them in both Domino-type and Hidden Object scenes.

Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride paints a dark picture of a wish consequence, and how far the evil forces may come for the debt owed for the wish. The plot is quite wistful with its emotions, and the story spiraled into a dark fairytale. Despite the odds, I would still rank this game an 8/10 for its depth. The timeframe of playing went from three and a half to a little more than four, main story and extra story, respectively. After playing, with all of my hours poured, I haven't even realized that it took me 4 hours of gameplay. I believe this to be a indication that the game serves itself well to its audience.

I love the music in this game so much.