The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante

I started playing before the full game came out. From the beginning through the first 2 chapters I thought that this would be a masterpiece of text games. I was really looking forward to the release of the full game, but I was a little disappointed when I completed 5 chapters, but I'll start in order. In the first two episodes, almost everything is perfect: Music, gameplay, plot, presentation of the plot, presentation of the text. All this together gives an almost perfect first 2 chapters. In the third chapter you begin to understand that this is not a game where the choice does not affect anything, of course there are such choices, but there are very few of them, especially in chapters 4 and 5. In Chapter 3 there is a choice that VERY influences the subsequent game, this is the choice of … Read full

Great game. I've done it several times and sometimes I want to do it again. The game has a huge variety (Not surprising for a text quest). The art style is simply gorgeous, as are the music and characters. However, the game literally makes some choices for you (When the character is too tired and incapable of doing something) And this is sometimes annoying. The rest of the game is simply awesome. I highly recommend it to fans of text quests and visual novels, the game is worth spending your time on it and the small amount they ask for it

An interesting network of probabilistic forks; you can’t get through everywhere without a thoughtful human attitude to the result that we are all accustomed to from the linear plots of the BGG. The world is interesting, the changes in it look natural. I would not like to simplify the graphics even more for the next game, and I loudly welcome the fact that this will follow.

Almost finished the game, just great solutions in literally everything, from the visuals, music, to the story.