Playing With Actual Humans For the real time strategy crowd, Gruntz includes multiplayer for up to four players. The basic idea is that you need to capture the fort of all of the other players without losing yours. The essentials of play are the same, you still use the same tools and so on, but now you crank out grunts on a regular basis. This makes it a bit like a funky Warcraft II , since combat is the rule and capturing tools is vital. I didn't like multiplayer as much as single player, although it has it's appeal.
Pacing is much faster than the puzzles of the single player game, and the maps are more open.
Plus, you can control up to 15 Gruntz at a time, which can make things hectic. Graphics, Sounds, etc. The colorful and varied graphics of Gruntz can be displayed in 640x480 up to 1024x768. Higher resolutions allow you to see more of the area around you, making advanced planning a bit easier. The various worlds all look neat, with lots of animations of traps and in the background and terrain.