The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante

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всю жизнь впрягался за семью и друзей, спасал их, поддерживал. выбрал путь священника, арестовывал еретиков. а пришла девочка, которую спас 20 лет назад и устроила резню. минус семья, минус друзья, мертвы все. 10/10 если серьезно - кайф реальный, я такого не ожидал. реиграбельность огромная. что за жанр такой вообще, интерактивная литература. надо будет пройти еще и не спасать эту сучку в детстве.

Чудо, а не игра. Настолько на всё прописано, проработано, что ♥♥♥♥♥♥. Настолько там всего и всякого много, что не тот что диву даёшься, а сидишь в ужасе ♥♥♥♥♥, думаешь: ну всё пизда ща убьют, а ты ♥♥♥♥♥ встаешь и ебашишь. Да к тому же ещё и игра бесплатно ко мне попала. Всем спасибо, сижу в ♥♥♥♥

Decisions really carry weight. I played with hidden consequences turned on and I recommend this for a first playthrough, coz every choice feels authentic rather than like checking off options from a guide. The game has no rewind or undo feature, so one accidental click stayed with me permanently. I left that mistake as it happened, and it fit the tone of the story better than reloading an old save would have.The biggest drawback is the character stat system. Earlier choices build traits that unlock or block dialogue options later on.A lot of interesting decisions are simply unavailable without high enough stats. My Sir Brante unfortunately had Diplomacy that was too low, I regularly saw options that fit how I envisioned him, but which I couldn't select. It didnt bother me too much for most of the game, but in the final chapter, where the stakes are highest, this limitation stands out the most.Theres a certain irony to this, cause that mechanical frustration is essentially the theme of the game: you are not always who you would like to be, but rather who your previous choices allowed you to become. It hurts as a player, but as consistency between mechanics and story, it works remarkably well. 8/10

Восхитительная игра, визуальная новелла с нотками РПГ

Très belle narration, univers sombre mais subtil, personnages et situations aux enjeux et conséquences complexes, MAIS comme le soulignent d'autres gens, les choix sont un peu pingres : vous pouvez passer tout un chapitre à faire des choix tranquillement, pour arriver à un point-clé où SURPRISE il vous manque un pauvre point dans une stat, ce qui vous force à n'avoir qu'un (ou deux) choix sur les trois-quatre disponibles, choix qui ne seront très probablement pas ceux que vous espériez pouvoir prendre pour aller avec votre roleplay, surtout à des moments décisifs de l'histoire (et il y en a plein !). Bref, je suis d'accord qu'il y avait moyen de rendre ça bieeeen plus agréable et pratique, parce que dans les faits, faut MIN-MAXXER voire RECOMMENCER UN CHAPITRE et pas suivre ce qu'on veut mais bien ce qui donne le plus de stats, c'est quand même excessivement dommage ! À cause de ça, j'ai dû refaire une section et la fin n'a pas du tout été celle que je voulais. J'en ressors mitigée donc, mais malgré ça l'éventail de possibilités reste assez stylé !

Great story, topped off with replay ability I would highly recommend

Locura de juego con un monton de finales, la trama es GOTY . No apto para gente con mucha adicción a la dopamina

The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante is a very well-written story (or multitude of stories) that takes place in a fascinating and unique world. The choices you can make are interesting and worthwhile, and I actually really enjoy the stats system. My only gripe is HOW finicky the requirements for different paths get later in the game. I understand fully that you can't win every battle, but even being strategic with your options, you often juuust barely don't make the cut for one choice, and that causes a cascade of events that leads you to a premature (permanent) death. I really like the game itself, I just wish it had a teensy bit more wiggle room to allow one to actually experience the narrative that they should, rather than getting pigeonholed into something that doesn't feel true to their character.

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