Known as the Dancing Fool, a creature borne of sadness, shame and seeking revenge, the first Bramble Origins trailer explores the history of Näcken. Revealed back in June as one of the many sinister and hideous creatures lurking behind the veil of darkness in the world of Bramble, players will venture through the realm of the Näcken in the new demo. Publisher Merge Games and developer Dimfrost Studios have launched a Halloween demo for Bramble: The Mountain King available to players only on Steam! You will meet interesting creatures and experience a unique world filled with Nordic fables and fairy tales.
Throughout the game you will embark on a journey through the dark world of Bramble where you will encounter “David vs Goliath” bosses and explore and traverse Nordic nature. He soon realizes that something dangerous is lurking in the shadows below the mountains. When he embarks on this journey to reunite with his sister, he also unravels a dark curse that has sickened the world. He needs to find strength inside of him in order to face all the horror and monsters ahead of him. Without his older sister and role model, the shy boy is lost. The troll abducts the sister, leaving the younger brother lost in despair. The siblings are taken by surprise as a huge troll traps them. However, not all of the creatures they meet are friendly. Together, they explore Bramble, and befriend curious and strange spirits. As they explore an old ancient ruin, the ground suddenly collapses, and they tumble down through a sinkhole to the lost and magical world of Bramble. The environments and unique creatures are inspired by the nature, fables and fairy tales of the Nordics.Ī shy boy and his adventurous, older sister sneak out from their home at night and wander deep into a nearby forest. On their journey, they will meet and interact with gnomes, trolls, and other creatures inspired by Nordic folk-lore. Bramble: The Mountain King sees players take on the role of a young boy who together with his big sister, is lost in a magical forest.
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