Kaptain Brawe

Name: Kaptain Brawe
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.8333332538604736 (189 reviews)
Author: Cateia Games

Cateia Games

In-app purchases

3,8

189 reviews

5K+

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PEGI 12

About this game

CRITICS SAY:
GDN GOLD AWARD- 90% | Adventurespiele.net - 90% | GameBoomers.com - 90% | PlayZone - 89% | Gamewortex.com - 88% | SpielMazagin.de - 82% | AdventuresUnited - 81% | AdventureGamers.com - 80% | AdventureClassicGaming - 80% | GameZebo.com - 80% | Onlinewelten.com - 80% | Betasjournal.com - 80%

"It’s a delightful mix of past and future, and provides a whimsical backdrop...
...the game shares more than a few similarities with mid-‘90s titles like The Curse of Monkey Island."
AdvantureGamers

"...somehow, somewhere, someone there had produced quite possibly one of the finest adventure games of recent years. And given how obsessively I poke at adventure games, this is not a compliment I give lightly!"
TK-Nation

In this alternate reality, the humankind has already conquered space travel by the mid-19th century. Get ready to embark on a journey filled with quests, conspiracies and general chaos. Become a part of this hilarious story and reveal the great Space Age conspiracy.

Kaptain Brawe's methods are not for everyone. He is... well, he's a unique guy misunderstood by people around him for most of the time. But, he's brave and he's incorruptible and he'll do everything to bring villains to justice.

Step into this authentic old school point n' click adventure game and follow the trail of two kidnapped alien scientists. You'll get to play with three different characters: captain Brawe, agent Luna, and Danny and explore four colorful planets while meeting intriguing and unique characters like space pirates, Interstellar government, secret agents and more.

• Takes you back to the GOLDEN TIME OF ADVENTURE GAMES
• TRUE and AUTHENTIC point n' click adventure game
• REVEAL the great conspiracy of Space Age
• EXPLORE 4 colorful worlds and planets
• FOLLOW the bread-crumbs to solve the case
• MEET the space pirates, Interstellar government, secret agents and more
• TRAVEL to 40 exciting locations
• FIND items, combine them and use them in your investigation
• SOLVE brain-teasing puzzles and mini-games
• 3 DIFFERENT characters to play with: Brawe, Luna and Danny
• EARN achievements
• DIFFICULTY MODES: casual and adventurer

TRY IT FREE, THEN UNLOCK THE FULL ADVENTURE FROM WITHIN THE GAME!
(unlock this game only once and play as much as you want! There are no additional micro-purchases or advertising)

Updated on

11 Apr 2025

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Ratings and reviews

3,9

147 reviews

Jack Inhoff

29 September 2024

It needs to be front and centre that this is a paid for game - on the store page and when you open the game. Hiding it at the bottom of the game description has cost you two stars. The game seems good from the little I played before being surprised by a paywall -looks good, is intuitive, has personality; the app has no dubious permissions. I'd gladly pay for this, if it was clear that paying will be necessary. I shall not pay due to underhanded tactics. Edit: I did - it's the 1st thing I wrote??

1 person found this review helpful

Cateia Games

29 September 2024

We don't hide it, it's google play's new page redesign that pushed that info in a less accessible space. We've been selling all our games on mobile in this exact way for the past 15 years. Plus there's a big "unlock now" button on the main menu in the game? If you can give us suggestion how to make it more obvious we'd gladly oblige...

A Google user

27 November 2019

Recommended, with some caveats: + Effectively channels old-school LucasArts adventure games. + Well-designed interface with quality-of-life features (hotspot indicators, intuitive inventory). + Impressive presentation: character art, background art, and music are all very well done. +/- English is not the developer's primary language, and while most of the dialogue is decent enough, there are occasional instances where it falls flat or is a bit unintelligible. - The hint system is locked to "casual" mode. - Potentially objectionable character portrayals and events. The main female character is animated in a way that feels sexually objectifying, and the portrayal of a black character veers into stereotype repeatedly. The game ends with a "joke" event that comes across as backwards and inappropriate. - Puzzle design can be inconsistent. There are several times when you can switch between more than one character, sometimes the characters share an inventory, sometimes they don't. On more than one occasion, I was trying to do something, but the game required me to get the hint from somewhere to do exactly the thing that I was trying to do before the game would allow me to do it. Sometimes characters would have new things to say which advanced the story, with no indication that anything had changed. Most of these problems felt like they could have been avoided with more thoughtful design and some playtesting. Overall, I enjoyed playing through Kaptain Brawe, but an otherwise excellent classic adventure game was marred somewhat by some half-baked puzzle design, and a few nose-wrinkling social anachronisms.

13 people found this review helpful

Sivaraja Sivanesan

24 December 2024

Good game if you like point and click adventure. Some things need to be done in a specific order or with things that are the same. Like you have water need water, but it wants you to use a different water source without explaining. Most puzzles are pretty logical.