GURUMIN (2004) A Monstrous Review and Summary

Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure is a 2004 action role-playing game developed by Nihon Falcom. It was originally released in Japan in December 2004 for Windows. A PlayStation Portable version was later released in Japan in June 2006, then in 2007 in North America by Mastiff in February and in Europe by 505 Game Street in March. A Nintendo 3DS version, titled Gurumin 3D, was released in 2016.
I frigging love this game. I consider it a hidden gem but it's got some roughness with its polish. It's definitely a game more people should talk about.

[@tombotr]

This is the kind of game I don't think they really make anymore, thanks for highlighting it.

[@prilaja]

Another common Go Galactic W of a review!
You've absolutely have gotten incredible with the overall structure of your past few videos and it's so awesome to see how consistently great they are to watch.
All of the really cool stuff that game has was shown off well, including the bonus voice lines for the costumes. [my favorite still is Vampire Parin: she sounds so cool!]
The game definitely has it's faults, but I am happy to see that you were fair when addressing them, namely the platforming. I wish that Beginner mode's assist was an option on all the difficulties.
Thank you for making yet another awesome video! I'm so happy to see my favorite game getting any kind of mention!

[@GoGalactic]

Thank you! And I know, there was so much more I wanted to include like the psp/3ds costumes. Also, gotta love Falcom including the platforming assist in beginner mode. My Goddaughter got to make it far in with it lmao

[@treyflorek8592]

Very good video. Thank you. I had no idea about this game