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A narrative-driven RPG set in a gritty world where a person's Lot is determined at birth, while the gods are real and preside over the fates of men. Set out on a lifelong journey and carve out your own destiny.
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Contemplative, dark, richly built and epic.
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Thumb CultureFeb 20225/5 starsSir Brante is an excellent narrative-driven RPG delivering an engaging story in a richly detailed world. The game does stack the deck against you but hopefully, wise choices see you through it. Being played in the pages of a book paints a picture in your mind including some black and white landscapes too
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KeenGamerAdam ConnerMar 20219/10The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante melds medieval fantasy and somber art with decision-making gameplay. With myriad options at the player's disposal, which path will you choose? Will you act out of self-interest, focus on your family, or try to please one of the many powerful characters you will meet along that way?
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RPG FanBob RichardsonApr 202185/100Icarus-esque in its attempt to set a new standard in choices matter adventuring.
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WellPlayedAza HudsonMar 20217.5/10The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante hits all the right notes of a choose-your-own-adventure game, with just enough of its own spin to stand out from the crowd. A dark fantasy world rife with pseudo-historical politics and tensions is just the icing on the cake.
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IGDB rating 8.3/10 from 47 ratings.
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