Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

Every empire starts with a bucket.

Yours is in a shed. It leaks. The shops shut at ten. Nobody in this town has had a decent pint in years, because one lager has the pumps, the pubs and, allegedly, the police. Your business plan: brew something better, sell it out of the boot, and find out how far "small business owner" stretches before it becomes "organised crime".

Brew it.

Brew by hand, bottle by hand, cap by hand and regret every life choice by hand.

Then grow, from the shed to a garage, a unit on the industrial estate, an old maltings, and finally a proper brewery with your name on the side.

Brewhouses, fermenter banks, kegs, casks and a fully automated bottling line that runs beautifully right up until it jams.

Power bills. Servicing. Pallets. The lorry comes at seven. Capitalism has never looked so tiring.

Sell it.

Door to door, phone orders and regulars who text at 3am.

Add a little something to the brew that is absolutely, definitely chutney, and watch demand go through the roof.

Skint? Deliver takeaways for a tenner a drop. Nobody is too proud to deliver a kebab.

Run it (into the ground).

Hire staff. Pay them properly, or pay them cash in hand and pray the inspection goes well.

Hide what needs hiding. Put the kettle on. Talk about the football. Inspections are a team sport.

Throw your mates through the garden fence, then pay fifty quid to fix the shed they landed in.

Defend it.

A story campaign of sabotage, frame-ups and one very loud evening at a rival brewery.

Firefights, getaways on mopeds and borrowed cars that leave the town a little worse for wear.

Stop a freight train. Raid a mansion full of other people's parcels. Get to the bottom of where all the deliveries actually go.

Co-op from start to finish: one drives, one shoots, one carries the crates, one quietly reconsiders their friends.

Features

Online co-op with friends, or go solo as a lone entrepreneur with questionable ethics.

Deep, hands-on brewing that slowly turns into automation, staff and spreadsheets you never wanted.

A full story campaign with cutscenes, missions, heists, chases and gunfights.

A living town with a day and night cycle, shops that shut at ten so you'll get some sleep, and a police force with a lot of free time.

Physics-driven chaos: smash street furniture, wreck cars, flatten fences, demolish your own premises.

Brew Almighty is a game for adults. It contains strong language, violence, crime, alcohol and a substance that is definitely chutney. Please drink responsibly. Please don't run a brewery the way this game runs a brewery.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

A Handful of sounds and scores are generated with AI.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Brew Almighty is a comedy about brewing and selling your own beer. You can drink what you brew and get properly drunk (wobbly vision, stumbling, passing out, even riding a moped while drunk), customers drink and pass out too, and early on you sell beer without a licence while dodging the police. The delivery driver is a comic stoner (implied, never shown taking anything), and there is mild British language and cheeky adult humour on signs around town. In online co-op, other players' chosen names and brewery names are shown to everyone and are not filtered.