Bratr Tuck

Bratr Tuck is a cool adventure game. The story builds on a mission that is not as easy as it looks at first glance. However, it's hard to judge yet, given the lack of remaining scenarios.

Sight-wise, the map is a bit unnecessarily large, with the story itself taking place on only half of it, and the other half being a burden in the form of lengthy journeys from the north to the purple player. Otherwise, however, the map is covered with objects in detail and thoughtfully, there's not a clear meadow to be found anywhere, and it's impossible to walk where you're not supposed to.

The campaign contains elaborate triggers that will often torment you when solving tricky tasks and often surprise you with their ingenuity (second payment of the fee, etc.).

The dubbing is also included, and while it's not up to god knows what standard, it's entertaining (The inclusion of a necessary second person for such a scenario, in the form of a man cackling in the woods, is definitely unique). And that's what it's all about.

This is a very good script that has a great future as part of the campaign.