
A highly original fantasy point and click adventure but in (sort of) traditional 1990s style. Absurd humour, player choices that have impact, satisfying puzzles and hours of daft shenanigans.
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A fantasy point and click adventure in traditional 1990s style. Dark humour, player choices that have some impact on your outcome and hours of daft shenanigans.
- Over 70 locations from enchanted magical swamps to other worldly 'Dreggs' bakeries
- Thousands of lines of dialogue carefully laced with inane colloquialisms designed
to alienate the games already microscopic target audience
- Original musical score of 30+ compositions from orchestral arrangements
to North East Derbyshire Gangster Rapper: Johhny Tater
- An intriguing story of pilchards, potions and politics truncated with puzzles that
require some thought (or just read the walkthrough I guess)
- Alternate outcomes and wildly varying dialogue based on player choices that will
lead Brownie to greatness or shame, embarrassment and potential CCJs
(county court judgements)

In this hilarious parody adventure set in a vaguely renaissance fantasy world you play as 'Brownie'. Brownie is a sub manager of a local pilchard press in his home town of Schtinkberg. A simple man, in the midst of a mid life crisis. He awakes from a terrible dream featuring his permanently angry boss and a poorly animated unicorn... the rest is up to you.
Follow the twists and turns of Brownie's adventure into our world (Well, Sheffield anyway) and beyond in the funniest and most ridiculous point and click to ever be solo developed by a middle aged hippy burnout. Hours of puzzles and laughs.
Make choices, solve puzzles and enjoy absurd dialogue. Remember: You will be judged!
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 21 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Funny budget point and click adventure, if you like the Captain Disaster series you should check this out. Lots of in-jokes to other franchises. The ending is affected by your choices in game, I've only played once at time of review so not seen other endings. The graphics are very basic, which the characters keep making jokes about. Try the sequel too, and look out for the impending third instalment.
I do enjoy leaving a trail of destruction and chaos in my wake. Not sure I needed to cause that many deaths, though
Good game, loved the spellbook concept, reminded me of Kyrandia 2
Great game, had lots of fun with it so far.
I had so much fun playing this game, the sense of humor is totally unique and perfectly in-place for a point-and-click adventure game. Personally I love the degraded AI graphics with hand-drawn south-park-esk sprites - the focus is on the dialog and the story, and especially the Brownie the character. He is a perfect anti-hero. The game following in the footsteps of Monkey Island and other such class adventures, but gives it a moden british theme that is fresh and outrageously funny. One day, I hope this game is remastered to include voice audio, that will take it to the next level and make it accessible to a much broader audience too. Thank you for making this game.
It needs better sound design. Without it, it's just too rough around the edges for my taste. Graphics is like South Park f'ed Guybrush and had an ugly child. Not so terrible, but good either. All in all, play it if you're a PnC fan, and you really don't have anything else to play. [quote]Follow us for more [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45113328-Awesome-Adventure-Friends/] Awesome Adventures![/url] [/quote]
I'll be honest. I wasn't quite sure what to expect when I picked this one up. Despite the pretty bad graphics, Brownie's Adventure is actually pretty funny. Insanely stupid, but in a good way. If you can look past the poor artwork, there's plenty to chuckle at. Really, there's a lot of juvenile humor here but I happen to think that sometimes you just want to experience stupidity. Add the Lucasarts SCUMM engine to the mix and you've got an idiotic Monkey Island-esque adventure. Sure, it can be finished in a couple hours with a walkthrough, but that's why this one is cheap. Looking forward to trying my hands at the sequel.
If you’re a fan of Monty Python-style humour, silly characters, and solid puzzle design, Brownie’s Adventure is a gem you shouldn’t miss. The fantasy world is bursting with absurd charm and ridiculous scenarios that had me laughing out loud more than once. What sets it apart is the freedom to play as a genuinely awful person—if you choose to—and somehow, that makes the comedy even sharper. It’s not afraid to embrace the occasional fart joke, but always in a way that fits the quirky tone of the game. If you enjoy classic adventure games with a healthy dose of nonsense and clever writing, this one’s absolutely worth your time.
Very funny and amazing art.
Brilliant!!! Love it!!!
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