The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante

Too long to play, good game but I got no patience.

estou gostando da historia e suas consequências, personagens e o mundo do jogo, mesmo que fique na imaginação, a arte também me agradou, no meu pc rodou perfeitamente, o jogo esta traduzido por português br, o som também esta muito bom.

我不能斩了這群垃圾家人嗎。都當上反抗軍首領了。這些垃圾只會消耗我的行動力

Симулятор выбора "ничего не делать" в конце. Спасибо за депрессию

Sir Brante offers a unique view into a world where death is not always the end. The story is exquisite and even the smallest choices matter. Will you defy your lot and become a noble to appease your Grandfather? Will you dedicate your life to serving others like your father? Will you devote your life to the Twins and become the Priestly sort as your mother wants? Will you throw it all away and strike your own path? Each choice offers a unique path and insight into a masterfully crafted world. And I can not wait to play the next game!

Интересная задумка но особо ты ничего в этой игре не решаешь

Just a good text based RPG. No regerts

[h1]The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante – Choices Matter. Your Happiness Doesn't.[/h1] This game asked me to shape one man's entire life. So naturally, I spent hours carefully building relationships, principles, skills and political beliefs... [b]...only for one missing stat to tell me I apparently don't have the emotional capacity to open a door.[/b] [b]The Good:[/b] Fantastic worldbuilding with an absolutely miserable caste system. Choices actually come back to haunt you YEARS later. Characters remember how you treated them instead of forgiving lifelong trauma because you picked the nice dialogue once. Multiple career paths and enough branching outcomes to justify replaying. Excellent writing if you enjoy politics, religion, family drama and suffering professionally. [b]The Bad:[/b] Some important choices are locked behind very specific stat requirements. Late game occasionally becomes less "role-playing" and more [i]"should've invested +2 Determination when you were six years old, idiot."[/i] There is no perfect ending. There is barely a happy ending. There is suffering. The title was legally obligated to warn you. [b]Final Verdict:[/b] I got angry at this game several times. Then I realized that was probably the intended experience. You are not an omnipotent RPG protagonist who can save everyone by selecting the blue dialogue option. You're just one unfortunate man trying to survive family politics, class oppression, religious conflict and approximately seventeen different flavors of generational trauma. [b]8.5/10[/b] – Incredible narrative RPG. [i]Would absolutely ruin Sir Brante's life differently on my second playthrough.[/i]

I added this game to my library while it was on a 100% sale, launched it not expecting much, and was greeted with a fantastic text based RPG. The choices are plentiful and impactful, artstyle and music fit greatly and the writing is nothing short of amazing. I also never felt like i was lied to by the descriptions of the choices presented before me, which is important for that type of game. I recommend playing with hidden immediate consequences, and not spoiling possible events in chapters for yourself. 9/10, will purchase the sequel 100%

Absolute cinema✋🤡🤚