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Bramble: The Mountain King is a grim adventure set in a world inspired by dark, Nordic fables – and it’s now available on GOG!

Explore the beautiful yet dangerous and twisted land of Bramble in your endeavour to rescue your sister. Traverse a wondrous landscape and survive deadly encounters with Bramble's many hideous creatures.

You can also get Bramble: The Mountain King Soundtrack, Bramble: The Mountain King Digital Artbook and Bramble: The Mountain King Digital Deluxe Edition.

Now on GOG!
Thank you so much, GOG!
The game has very positive ratings on the 'other' site.
Instabought.
Wonderful to see this one here. I just voted for this on the Dreamlist a few days ago. :D
Looks great. I think I'll pick it up tomorrow.
Was hoping to see this here at some point, will definitely douple dip, it's a fun game, if a short one.
Oh nice! I have been begging for this for a while.

Thank you for releasing the game with all DLCs, bundle, and achievement support! GOG users deserve equal treatment.
Instabought!
Interesting stuff, wishlisted.
I have wanted this game since it was first published on Steam,
and I was about to buy it and all of the DLCs here on GOG,
but then I did more research,
and I realized the soundtrack DLC

1) is delivered in the crappy, lossy MP3 format,

2) and it only has 16 songs, even though
the actual real soundtrack has 75 songs,
and is sold on Bandcamp.

And the GOG store page (and same with the Steam store page too)
for the soundtrack DLC literally says (emphasis mine):
"Re-live every beautiful, heart-pounding moment from Olle's journey with the Bramble digital soundtrack."

That quoted statement is clearly highly misleading,
given that the soundtrack DLC only contains 16 out of the 75 songs
that are part of the actual real soundtrack.

The quoted statement makes it sound as if the soundtrack DLC contains
all of the music from the game,
and so too does just the word "soundtrack" itself.

IMO the misleading wording in the quoted statement should be removed,
and also the "soundtrack" DLC should be renamed to "soundtrack sampler"
or "selections from the soundtrack,"
or something like that.

To do anything less than that,
or to do nothing about these issues,
is to give customers a highly misleading impression
by making them falsely think
that they are getting the full soundtrack with the DLC
even though they aren't really.
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Ancient-Red-Dragon: 2) and it only has 16 songs, even though
the actual real soundtrack has 75 songs,
and is sold on Bandcamp.
When you compare the list of the soundtracks, you can see that the one sold here and on Steam only contains the songs written by Martin Wave. The rest of it is written by Dan Wakefield and he obviously doesn't want his work sold on GOG and Steam.

I don't think it's a big issue, because the OST card clearly states which songs are included. But maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to rename it to Bramble OST by Martin Wave.
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PaterAlf: I don't think it's a big issue, because the OST card clearly states which songs are included.
But it's a big issue
because to average readers of the store page
they will see words like "soundtrack"
and also "Re-live every beautiful, heart-pounding moment from Olle's journey"

...and therefore,
the will take away the false impression,
that those misleading words directly lead them into having,
that those 16 songs represent all of the music in the whole game.

The store page is doing nothing to educate them about the fact
that they are only getting 16 out of 75 songs from the game's soundtrack.

That store page wording is making average readers
perceive the 16 songs as if they are the whole entire soundtrack,
when the truth is,
they aren't.
Post edited June 10, 2026 by Ancient-Red-Dragon