As far as the overall gameplay though, there’s nothing that stands out too much and in fact it’s mostly a simple enough approach, to not discourage players in retrying too much in order to progress(there are even checkpoints during bosses phases), and instead focus on the story.

Visually very well crafted, a lot of effort has been put for the visual presentation of the areas, altough a bit lacking on characters models, as well as the story telling, with the narrator doing an amazing job at describing both the story and feeling of the characters, with plenty of cutscenes and also presences of storybooks, in which she (the narrator) will often recount tales of the soon to be fought bosses, presenting them beforehand but also giving us interesting backgrounds on these creepy creatures.īoss fights revolves mostly in surviving the enemy attacks and wait for the right moment to attack. Olle’s only weapon and also his only source of light is the Spark of Courage.

He’ll go through a world filled with creatures, either friendly or even dangerous, we’ll have to navigate thus with several platforming sections, hide from danger and solve puzzle along the way, often culminating with a boss fight at the end of each zone/chapter.

It’s thus to Olle to find her sister and bring her back home. The game will be mostly narrated as a fable with a very story book like approach, and will focus on Olle a young boy who wake up in the middle of the night and discover that his sister, who despite being told not to, stumbled on the forest and gets kidnapped by a troll. Bramble: The Mountain King is a third person linear adventure by the Sweedish small team of Dimfrost Studio, that feature lots of elements and creatures from the nordic fables, famous for their much darker tone.

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