Bravery and Greed

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So it's a beat-em-up platformer with a bit of roguelike sprinkled on top, and four classes to pick from - which, if you've ever played Dungeons & Dragons, basically means you and three mates arguing about who gets to be the one who heals while everyone secretly wants to be the one who hits things. There's online play, there's couch co-op for up to four, there's PvP for when you've run out of monsters and fancy stabbing your friends instead, and there's a proper PvE adventure for the well-adjusted among us. And here's the bit that made me laugh - it runs on Windows 7. Windows 7! That's not a feature, that's an archaeological dig. Somewhere out there a developer looked at an operating system old enough to vote and went "yeah, we'll support that." Bless them. Genuinely. In a world where everything demands the latest graphics card and a small nuclear reactor to run, here's a game saying "no, you're alright mate, dust off the laptop your nan left you." The combat's simple enough that you'll be swinging away within about thirty seconds, but there's enough underneath it. The classes, the upgrades, the roguelike runs that never quite go the same way twice, that you don't get bored and wander off to stare at your phone. It's fun on your own. It's better with people. And it's the rare game that's genuinely good with kids, who will of course immediately become better at it than you and remind you of this constantly. But where it really earns its keep is on a Steam Deck. This is exactly that kind of game, easy to drop into, fun in little bursts, perfect for a train or a queue or pretending you're listening in a meeting. Pick it up, put it down, no harm done. Worth a punt. Off you pop. A game about bravery and greed that asks for neither - just a few quid and an operating system from 2009.

You can pet the wolves. Enough to buy the game

联机体验非常不错，4人联机很有意思 虽然重玩价值不高，十几块性价比很高了

24年进hb月包1元买的，玩了十几个小时性价比拉满。 肉鸽游戏，四个地图加一个boss关，主要是回血手段不多，有点难度，联机人多了容易看不清角色在哪，导致人越多越不好打，双人断断续续玩了十小时才整体通关了一次。 虽然游戏内容不多，随机性不足，职业不平衡，但是cdk价格便宜，适合双人一起联机游玩，值得一提的是这游戏联机居然不咋卡，另外游戏内的pvp模式还挺好玩的。

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Great game!

Charming art and nice combat. Haven't played much but doesn't seem that deep sadly.

Bravery and Greed does a lot right. It’s a fun beat-em-up platformer with light roguelike structure, and the fantasy classes give it a bit of a Dungeons & Dragons party feel. It works well solo, but it really shines with friends or kids. The combat is simple enough to pick up quickly, but there’s enough going on with the classes, upgrades, and roguelike runs to keep it interesting. This is exactly the kind of game that earns a permanent spot on my Steam Deck. Easy to jump into, fun in short bursts, and perfect for travel. Definitely glad I picked it up.

A nice game for anyone who wants to enjoy a good roguelike without any special mechanics or groundbreaking innovations. I’d give it a 6/10 if played solo. I’m sure it’s worth a 7 or 8/10 when played with friends.