Game Vortex writes: "American McGee's Grimm: Iron John sports the simplistic blocky look of the series. While the look isn't particularly impressive, I had a hard time getting the game to run decently. Turning all effects off and lowering all the graphics settings to the lowest, there were still horrible framerate issues.
I was, however, able to test on a system with a GeForce 8600M GT, and it did play smoothly. So if you can run the game fairly well, you'll be treated to some blur effects when you turn, and there are a lot of charming details. It's also interesting to see what everything will turn into when you convert it. Picket fences become rusty barbed wire, trees become giant steel traps, and people get turned into gloomy, dejected-looking souls."
Big Download writes:
"It's been a long time since I have genuinely enjoyed an episode of American McGee's Grimm. That's not to say that any have been terrible, but rather that the formula seems to have run its course. American McGee's Grimm: Iron John doesn't stray far from the established mechanics of the series, but the way it deviates from the titular fairy tale, as well as how the world changes based on direct player interaction, makes it an enjoyable casual adventure."
