Brut@l

Brut@l

Stormcloud Games Limited · February 9, 2017 · Action, Adventure, Action Roguelike, Gore, Dungeon Crawler

Buy the Brut@l key for Steam from GAMIVO at $1.22 — the cheapest of 7 stores we compare.

PC
Mostly Positive76% · 170 📉 Recent reviews down 66%66Metacritic
Best price 51 Good deal
$1.22-90%
lowest tracked $0.74
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Where to buy Brut@l — official stores

Steam
Steam
Standard Edition · Steam
-90%
$1.49
$14.99
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Humble Store
Humble Store
Standard Edition · Steam
$14.99
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Cheapest Brut@l keys — keyshops

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Standard Edition · Steam
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Eneba
Standard Edition · Steam
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Standard Edition · Steam
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Brut@l price by region

Brut@l costs £0.90 in the United Kingdom, €1.04 in Europe (EUR), $1.22 in the United States, $1.22 in Georgia (USD), CA$1.69 in Canada, NZ$1.79 in New Zealand, A$2.15 in Australia, R$2.79 in Brazil and zł5.39 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Brut@l offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.90 −90% £1.49 £0.90 4
Europe (EUR) €1.04 −90% €1.49 €1.04 6
United Statesyour region $1.22 −90% $1.49 $1.22 7
Georgia (USD) $1.22 −88% $9.99 $1.22 7
Canada CA$1.69 −90% CA$1.69 — 2
New Zealand NZ$1.79 −90% NZ$1.79 — 2
Australia A$2.15 −90% A$2.15 — 2
Brazil R$2.79 −90% R$2.79 — 2
Poland zł5.39 −33% zł5.39 zł5.81 3

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Brut@l

A modern re-imagining of the classic ASCII dungeon crawler. Choose your hero and descend into a procedurally generated world constructed entirely from ASCII letters. Can you survive?

Brut@l — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player, Co-op, Split screen
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Brut@l is a roguelike dungeon crawler that players enjoy for its challenging, rewarding gameplay loop where learning from repeated deaths feels satisfying, though it benefits significantly from playing with a rumble controller to detect small enemies. The main criticisms center on oversimplified combat mechanics where special moves dominate regular attacks, underutilized elemental systems, and frustrating environmental hazards like death pits that don't feel fair. Players suggest picking it up on sale rather than at full price to get good value from the experience.

Recommended Aug 14, 2026
I f**king love this game, and I've yet to beat it- Though I do love beating my head at this wall over and over again and learning new things each time. When/If I beat the game and if remember to update my review, I will. At time of writing I have less than 10 hours, BUT I have a handful of hours on the PS4 version as well. Most of my hours were/are there still. Things of note: - You need to play w/ controller, preferably one w/ rumble vibrations like a dual shock PS4 controller honestly. This is because there are some small enemies that can be hard to see when they attach to the player's body and deal damage. If you have a rumble controller, it'll buzz telling you there is a lil guy on yah. - The death pits suck, no they don't get easier imo - I still have no idea how to deal with the poison and lava flooring on some sections - The co-op seems to be local only, but that is okay - There are lots of moving pieces to manage like food, health, mana, special attack charge, inventory space, potion materials, etc. You WILL (or should) continue to improve the more you play, and its a lot of fun :D
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Recommended Apr 8, 2026
Smacked keyboard with head it became axe. Wife saw now demands renovation. I said lets go basement treasure and beer await. She bonked me but kept weapon.
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Recommended Sep 12, 2026
Letters form the dark Twenty-six floors test the blade The crown waits below
Not recommended Feb 14, 2026
Es un beat'em up excesivamente simple. Quizás sea que me esperaba un ARPG, pero no hay apenas complejidad, y el gameplay no es lo suficientemente divertido.
Recommended Feb 11, 2026
One of the few rogue-likes I would genuinely consider actually like Rogue. This game has the potential of greatness, and is hella fun, but is dragged down by some significant pitfalls. -elements are of very little usefulness. Beyond magic door openers, elemental enchantments on weapons are just mild DoTs or semi-common immobilize status effects. For enemies and hazards is not much different, and any hazard floors are just a slight annoyance, chipping health away while you walk over them. -combat can come down to special move spam. They're the best attacks, recharge fast, deal AoE, high damage, and circumvent block, AND give invincibility while casting them AAAAAAND are likely to stun enemies. I'm not saying nerf em, but making regular attacks more useful and adding more special move variety would have been nice. -RNG: Nature of the beast for a rogue-like, I know, but going a full dungeon with no food, or not getting potion ingredients, or just walking into a room full off super powered enemies just feels bull at times. also I'm convinced the alters of the gods are just random no matter how much gold you give them. -the art style. I like the idea of the ASCII old-school style, b…
Recommended Feb 1, 2026
Fun little dungeon crawler, I paid about a dollar for it on sale and got my fun's worth out of it. Any higher and I would of probably ignored it.

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