If one were to take the time and read some of the original Grimm's Tales, you'd realize that... well, they're grim. Themes like abuse, murder, betrayal, and cannibalism are just a sampling of the darker elements that make regular appearances in the stories' original versions, though they've often been toned down quite a bit. American McGee's Grimm seems intent on bringing the stories back to their darker roots, though, starting with A Boy Learns What Fear Is. A little over a month ago, Ben got to check out a near-final build of the game, and while things aren't immensely different from then, they seem a little more polished.
Hardcore Gamer: The eleventh Be Mine bundle has been released, and gives you a ton of games for next to nothing. For a minimum of $1, you'll get Grimm, Infected: The Twin Vaccine, ERENA - Clash of the Champions (an early access release), Shufflepuck Cantina Deluxe, Redshirt, Ultionus: A Tale of Petty Revenge, and IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946.
Casper of Rely on Horror writes, "I have always felt that Grimm was a bit of a strange series. This episodic franchise puts players in the role of the titular Grimm, a raunchy dwarf who has a hatred for all things fluffy, cute and sugary."
Eric Lee Lewis of Indie Luchador reviews American McGee's Grimm. Eric played through all 23 stories to decide if this game is worth checking out.
