Burly Men at Sea is a folktale about a trio of large, bearded fishermen who step away from the ordinary to seek adventure. Set in early 20th-century Scandinavia, the game's story branches through a series of encounters with creatures from folklore.
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russisch | |||
| Englisch | |||
| Deutsch | |||
| Französisch | |||
| Spanisch | |||
| Italienisch |
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Burly Men at Sea, This game can be summerized as an interactive story with gorgeous visuals and calming sounds. In short, it'll be a game that you can play during your down time to take your mind off the events of the day and just relax a little. The game works like this: you, the 3 brothers, are inside a circle, which is your view of the world, by dragging this imaginary circle left or right, you explore the world and find new adventures. The game isn't linear, it has a number of branches and stories that you can explore, each with their own tales. The writing is amazing, although it's more or less a series of short stories, I really appriciate it. There are some funny jokes and some serious moments which all together set a beautiful tone to the world. Mix that with the wonderful sounds and music (and trust me you will enjoy this part a lot) and the wonderful, colorful minimalistic
So, where to start... Short? Yup. Challenging? Nope. Mind-bending puzzles? Nary a one. Super-whizzy realistic graphics? Definitely not. But if you've got any child left in you, any fondness for simple, charming stories, you'll love it. I did. For those that are old enough to remember (cough), it feels like a whimsical version of the old "Fighting Fantasy" books where you make a decision and then get told to turn to page 120 for the next bit of the story. Nothing nearly that forced here, it's all beautiful, smooth, stylish animation telling a seamless story which weaves in and out of almost invisible choices. And it means that the next time I play it, there will be a different story told. And pay attention to the backgrounds... Poke a puffin, tickle a chicken, furtle with fish. Beautiful, charming, childish, innocent. Not words you usually associate with video games, but this one des
Once again, Steam makes me wish for a mixed thumb rating. I'm loving the vector art aesthetics of the game. The game is also pretty good for the first few attempts, kinda like those old "choose your own adventure" picture book. However, it can be very hard to summon the enthusiasm to replay and view the other endings as everything moves at a slow pace. Won't recommend at full price but the game can be quite nice when chilling out.
BMAS is basically an illustrated storybook that gives you a different adventure to go on each time you play it. It's well suited for a tablet where you'd ideally read it to a kid for story time which is denoted by the fact that is available for mobile devices at half the price that they ask for it on steam. If you got a windows tablet though this is a charming picture book with a pleasing aesthetic you can enjoy on your own or with friends/relatives. It's a nice experience if you are in a mood for a laid back adventure.
A beautiful picture-book game with wonderful sounds and music, and gameplay that suprised me. The tagline 'A Quiet Game' is very true. This game is calm, and provides tiny delights throughout. If you enjoy art, if you enjoy stories, if you enjoy a quiet humor then this game is for you.
It's a choose your own adventure that has somewhere around 24 total choices but only 3 endings which are all essentially the same. Don't pay more than $3 for this game.
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