Its a decent adventure game with dumb fun humor.

Kaptain Brawe is a 2D point-and-click adventure game in a "space" setting. You're mostly on different planets that are very much like Earth so it doesn't really feel like you're in space.

The game has 2 difficulty modes: adventure and casual. In casual mode you can get hints if you need them and in adventure mode you can't. That's pretty much the only difference between them. As for the controls, you have just 2 options to choose from: look at something and use/pick up something.

The game doesn't have voice acting so you have to read the subtitles to find out what's going on. I didn't find the story to be that great so I just skimmed through the conversations. The lack of voice acting is probably a good thing, because the quite likely bad voice acting would have made the game worse for me. The music was pretty good though.

Most of the puzzles were pretty simple and easy to figure out. There were a few puzzles where you had to interact with objects that were somewhat hidden in the environment and it took me a while to find them. However, there is a button that shows all the objects on the screen that you can interact with, but I didn't use it. Once I found the "hidden" thing I needed to interact with, rest of the puzzle was very easy to figure out.

Overall it's a pretty good game. Quite short though as it only took me a bit over 2 hours to complete.

It seems the game is trying to be similar to Monkey Island, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Imitation is sometimes considered flattery afterall. But, I will say, sometimes the dialogue just makes not much sense, while humorous at times, its sometimes a bit flat. Also, the story has some serious holes in it. Sometimes plot holes can be excused, but these are of the severe type that if you catch them you'll be wondering, "Where did he come from?" or "How does he know all of this?" And its never explained later on how one of the characters knows what he knows(which would have been acceptable).

But if you want something quick, and easy and it requires a little bit of brain power (some puzzles are okay, some are a bit...odd, for lack of a better word) then this game is for you. However, I don't think its worth ten dollars for its length. Perhaps $4.99.

★

A point and click adventure game, not a bad one but it suffers from some minor translation problems. The dialog is all done through text so you need to be prepared to actually read it to understand what your doing. Very much in the style of the original Monkey Island, it is quite short however.