Brume

[h1]Short Review[/h1] Brume is a cool little atmospheric action-adventure from Sokpop Collective that gets a lot of mileage out of its aesthetic and exploration, but it trips over some pretty frustrating design choices and bugs that hold it back from being an easy recommendation. The combat works well enough, and the vibe is pretty solid, but janky hitboxes, game-breaking bugs, a punishing checkpoint system, and an achievement list that forces multiple uninspired playthroughs add up to an experience that is rougher around the edges than it needs to be. Recommended, but don't expect this to be a polished hidden gem. [h1]Full Review[/h1] Brume is a short action-adventure from Sokpop Collective where you explore a foggy abandoned island, fight your way through knights, leeches, beetles, and ghosts, and make your way to a corrupted keep. It bills itself as a bite-sized experience clocking in around one to two hours (not to 100%, though). Going in expecting a tight little atmospheric adventure is the right mindset. Going in expecting a polished one might leave you a little frustrated. [b]The aesthetics and atmosphere.[/b] This is where Brume shines. The muted pixel art style leans int…

this game is what elden ring wants to be 10/10

Fun little game, pretty easy to figure out the most effective tactics, but fun none the less,

Hard to recommend this game. It just doesn't feel good to play. There are some interesting ideas, but it under delivers. Also cutscenes. Way too many cutscenes, and they're mostly just slowly zooming and panning around things you already see. Completely pointless; like the dev just learned how to do them, so crammed them in every 5 meters with no reason.

very good game love it

Underrated gem!