Hello and welcome to another exciting #SteamSpotlight feature!
For this feature, the spotlight is focused on a cinematic adventure game that is inspired by Nordic fables. You can expect this game to be dark and sinister, which is a delight for anyone who enjoys atmospheric games.
Without further ado, here's what you have to know about Bramble: The Mountain King.
#SteamSpotlight Feature: Bramble: The Mountain King
(Photo : Merge Games / Screenshot taken from Steam)
Release on April 27, 2023, Bramble: The Mountain King is developed by Dimfrost Studios and published by Merge Games. It is a cinematic adventure-horror game set in a fictional location called Bramble.
You take on the role of Olle, and you're on a quest to save your sister, who has been kidnapped by a troll. As you journey through Bramble, you will eventually realize that your surroundings aren't as safe as they seem. You will encounter mythical creatures as you go along, and you'll have to go through them to get to your ultimate destination.
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Spark of Courage
But not all is dark and sinister when you play Bramble: The Mountain King. Help will come in the form of the Spark of Courage. It is an enchanting fragment that will help you beat the dangers lurking in the dark.
The Spark of Courage will give you gifts that you can use during your battles.
Below is the official gameplay trailer for Bramble: The Mountaing King to get a better idea of what it has to offer.
Steam Reviews for Bramble: The Mountain King
As of writing, Bramble: The Mountaing King has more than 3,800 reviews on Steam. These reviews are generally described as "Overwhelmingly Positive."
"This game is so dark and atmospheric," user Leh Mohn says in a Steam review. "I was on the edge of my seat the entire time."
"The game isn't very long (I finished it in on sitting, about 4 hours), but it was an incredible journey," Leh Mohn adds.
"A slow start, but in the end, it was worth it," user Rippie says in a separate review. "Very short, but very good."
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