Brothers in Hell

I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun Roblox-like stealth and action indie game. The game has some very relaxing moments to it as well, just walking the roads while trying to complete a quest is really immersive. The game's quests also play a significant role in making the world more engaging. They not only drive the narrative forward but also provide a sense of purpose and accomplishment for the player. Completing quests not only rewards you with in-game goodies but also adds a lot of insight into what is happening in the world they created. One of the things that caught my attention was the small references and nods to other games scattered throughout the game. The inclusion of cleverly placed easter eggs, like for example the "Andre" reference from Dark Souls, adds another layer of charm, and believe me there are plenty of small details like these. You can tell that the developer had a lot of passion for this project.

Brothers in Hell crafts a narrative-driven experience within a single-player setting, following a vengeful ranger's journey. The game intertwines stealth mechanics and archery combat, offering an immersive gameplay experience. Players navigate through a dark, atmospheric world, employing cunning stealth strategies and precise bow skills to defeat foes and free the villages captured by the enemy. While the focus on the stealth as the primary mechanic might limit combat diversity, fighting with a bow gives you some variety in the combat I like the details given on the sidequests. The rewards are not something that makes you really overpowered like in other games. But these are very interesting to know more about the story of the second characters

Having played the first hour and a half or so, I can definitely say: this game is so fun! The developer really put his heart and soul into it, and it really shows. I love the movement control mechanisms and the low poly aesthetics. Congratulations on such a good game!

Lovely indie game. Captures everything I like about isometric stealth based game. Guided by thought provoking narrative, hours pass as you keep playing wanting for more. The isometric view adds a whole new dimension to the stealth gameplay. It provides a fresh perspective on the world and allows for creative approaches to sneaking past enemies and solving puzzles. It's a refreshing change from the typical first-person or top-down views you often see in stealth games. It's clear that a lot of love and attention to detail has gone into crafting the world. The art style, story, and music work very well together and let you become immersed with the game. Games like these are the reasons we need more indie games and less AAA season pass lootbox games.

Pleasantly surprised by this indie game. It runs quite smoothly and the quests and mechanics are entertaining from start to finish

Simple yet engaging. Great option for a chill end of the day gaming session.