Brightfall
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Steam News · May 22
In most games, light does one very important job: it stops you from walking into things. Which is noble, useful, and, in general, quite enough.In Brightfall, however, we made the slightly less reasonable decision to ask more of it.Hello again, everyone!Today’s Field Notes Friday is about the different ways light changes the world of Brightfall - not just visually, but physically.Some of these you ...
Steam News · Apr 30
You must groom your party before venturing forth.Today’s Field Notes Friday is about Brightfall’s character creation - what you’ll be able to customise, and how a feature that looks simple on the surface is actually built in practice. Grab a tea or coffee, we’ve brought a lot of pictures!It starts with…Valheim. V Rising. Planet Crafter. Len’s Island. DYSMANTLE. Enshro…Yes, if you ever wondered: in...
Steam News · Apr 17
You know that moment in co-op when someone says, “I’ll just peek over there for a second”?And everyone else answers: “Please don’t. >-
Steam News · Jan 16
If you ask the Crown about Brightfall, you will get three answers:It does not exist.If it did exist, it would be classified.And if you have heard of it, you should probably stop asking questions.Welcome back to Field Notes Friday! Today we are stepping away from systems and mechanics and going straight into story: what Brightfall is, why England pretends it is not there, and who lived there before...
Steam News · Dec 4, 2025
You wake up in the light of the glowing crystal. You can hear the sea somewhere beyond the fog, smell damp earth and woodsmoke, and for a moment, it almost feels safe.Then you walk a little too far from your camp. The wind dies. The colour drains from the trees. Even the bravest player slows down without quite knowing why.I am afraid that is not a weather effect, lad. That is your main enemy.Our f...
Steam News · Nov 20, 2025
If you’re reading this, my condolences.They said the Plague had passed, aye. Streets in London full of cheering fools and half-buried corpses. Then they put chains on the likes of us and muttered we were bound for “a safer shore”.Well. That was a bloody lie.The crew wouldna name the place. On the charts it’s naught but blank sea, and yet I heard them in the dark, whispering like bairns telling gho...