- April 3, 2023
- Qwerty Studio
- 6h median play time
Brinefall
Platforms
About
"Brinefall is a single-player Role Playing Game that takes about 8 hours to complete. Experience an epic adventure in a vast open-world, gathering resources, building and expanding your own village, and battling fierce enemies. With sandbox and RPG gameplay, Brinefall offers endless possibilities for player choice and creativity, including the option to build your own boat and discover new areas."







- The game has impressive graphics for a solo developer project, showcasing a beautiful world with dynamic elements.
- There is a solid crafting system and a variety of spells and abilities, providing depth to gameplay.
- The developer is actively engaged with the community, quickly addressing bugs and implementing updates, which shows a commitment to improving the game.
- The game is plagued with numerous bugs and issues, making it feel unfinished and often unplayable.
- Enemy spawn rates are excessively high, leading to overwhelming situations that hinder exploration and crafting.
- The user interface and combat mechanics are clunky and frustrating, detracting from the overall experience.
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is criticized for its lack of clarity and coherence, with many players reporting bugs that hinder quest progression and navigation. Users noted that the overarching narrative is minimal, primarily revolving around defeating legendary monsters to claim land, while the quest markers and UI are described as confusing and frustrating. Overall, the storytelling experience is marred by technical issues and a poorly designed quest system.
“There doesn’t seem to be a story other than that whoever slays the banshees, legendary monsters scattered across this archipelago, will have the right to claim the lands as their own.”
“Quests pins are not added to the map so you don't know where to go after building the workbench when you're given the next quest and the map tutorial.”
“1- quests are completely bugged.”