nlmnyc Brassheart Review

Cool adventure game with challenging puzzles, an engaging story and a unique art style. The world itself is really interesting - imagining a retro-future alternate timeline spin on Europe in the pre-WWII era. You can really tell this was a labor of love for a small studio, and it's kind of a crime that I am not seeing more reviews for it online, so I wanted to come and spread the word. This game is great fun and if you like point-and-click games, you should check it out and support the studio that made it. My only gripe is common gripe with Eurojank games -- the English translation needs work, especially when it comes to expressions, idioms, slang. It's not overbearing like some other Eurojank games (ahem, The Thaumaturge). But it does happen here and there, where you are reading a sentence and go "huh? oh that must be a Polish expression". And most of the time, you get the gist and just move on. And it doesn't affect gameplay in this game, it's just funny. Eurodevs: throw a few hundred dollars to an unemployed English major in the US (there are tons of them). Have them go through your script and translate your slang into our slang. Gamers: Support these small creators! This is a fun game with a lot of heart and it deserves a look.