- December 13, 2024
- COWCAT
Brok: Natal Tail, A New Christmas
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About
"Brok: Natal Tail, A New Christmas" is a free visual novel serving as a prequel to "BROK the InvestiGator." It introduces characters and game terminology within a dystopian setting, where the ancient tradition "Natal Untail" is celebrated. Expect an intriguing hour-long story that highlights the enduring values of sharing and friendship. Donations are welcome to support future BROK projects.







- The game features a heartwarming story that beautifully captures the spirit of the holidays, making it a perfect seasonal experience.
- It's a free visual novel that serves as a charming introduction to the characters and lore of the BROK universe, appealing to both new players and fans of the main game.
- The character interactions and emotional depth provide a delightful narrative that resonates with players, making it a memorable short experience.
- The game lacks voice acting and gameplay mechanics, which may disappoint players expecting a more interactive experience.
- As a short visual novel, it may feel too brief for some players, taking only about an hour to complete.
- There are no choices or branching paths, which could limit replayability and engagement for those who prefer more interactive storytelling.
story
108 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a heartwarming and charming holiday-themed narrative set in the world of "Brok the Investigator," focusing on themes of family, tradition, and the true meaning of the holidays. While it serves as a prequel to the main game, it effectively expands on the lore and character backgrounds, making it accessible for newcomers and enjoyable for fans alike. Despite being a visual novel with no choices or voice acting, the well-written plot and emotional depth resonate with players, providing a delightful experience in about an hour.
“There's a very sweet storyline in this one about finding the true meaning of the holidays in times when we may lose sight of it.”
“The story is quite heartwarming and it gives some backstory and context to the main game.”
“This little story set prior to the game events served as a good tie-in to certain elements seen in the main plot, and was absolutely enjoyable.”
“It's a visual novel with no dialogue choices, and there's no voice acting, so those are different from the main game, but I mean come on: it's a really well-written story for no cost at all (not to say that a lack of story choices or voice acting are even *bad* in any capacity, just different).”
“This dystopian Christmas story is heartwarming and cute, took around 1 hour to see the characters and their conflicts that I may assume was prior to the story of the main game, and I see they're introducing new characters to know more, or would be a clue for the upcoming DLC, I guess?”
“Overall I enjoy it; it's actually nice to see a lot of the things before the game occurs, like what happens before and setting up everything for the story. I know this is just me also wanting to bring up that considering it is a prequel, it is actually a rather good idea to follow a fixed story. Of course, there can be a few things that would have broken consistency with the story if it was not a fixed story, so having it be fixed is a nice way of explaining the story for everything.”