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Review of Brewmaster: Beer Brewing Simulator on Nintendo Switch

by Chucky Chucky photo Oct 2022
Cover image of Brewmaster: Beer Brewing Simulator on Switch
Gamefings Score: 7.5
Platform: Switch Switch logo
Released: 27 Oct 2022
Genre: Simulation
Developer: Auroch Digital
Publisher: Fireshine Games

Introduction

Welcome to Brewmaster: Beer Brewing Simulator, where you can live out your wildest dreams of becoming a master brewer without the actual risk of fermentation-induced explosions. Auroch Digital has created a simulation game that allows players to experience the painstaking process of brewing beer from the comfort of their couch-perfect for those who like to think about brewing beer while sipping on a cold one (or nine).

Gameplay

So, how does one actually brew beer in this game? Well, buckle up. Players can choose between a sandbox mode, where the only limits are your imagination and the game's vast array of brewing options, and a story mode that guides you through a series of scripted challenges. In story mode, your brewing skills will be put to the test, except instead of actual penalties, your worst fear comes to life: you will disappoint your imaginary friends. Brewing in Brewmaster is as straightforward as follow-the-leader but with a whole lot more hops. You start by gathering ingredients-grains, hops, and the crucial yeast that makes everything possible. Then comes the meticulous brewing process that has been recreated with such precision that even your history teacher might raise an eyebrow in approval. Players use a first-person perspective to engage in this brewing bonanza, which is really just a fancy way of saying you've got to walk around like a clueless wanderer in a brewery. You can take notes from a helpful buddy who leaves you tips on the brewing process, so at least you aren't flying blind like a bat in a blackout. However, what makes this game stand out is the absence of failure states; yes, no matter how many times you might "accidentally" brew a batch of poison, the game doesn't let you flunk out of brewing school. It's basically academic probation for beer brewers, only without the remorse or the long nights of cramming study sessions.

Graphics

Graphically, Brewmaster looks about as exciting as staring at a can of beer until it starts talking back. The visuals are clean and provide a pleasant ambiance, ensuring you can gaze upon your brewing equipment and feel like you actually know what's going on-even if you don't. The environment captures the cozy feel of a small brewery, so every time you ignite the kettle, just imagine some hipster in the corner sipping a craft beer while you ponder life choices. While the graphics are certainly not groundbreaking, they do the trick, making you feel like the world of brewing isn't too far away, even if you haven't left your couch in three days.

Conclusion

To wrap it all up, Brewmaster: Beer Brewing Simulator is a unique experience for anyone looking to dive into the craft of beer brewing without the baggage of actually having to taste their creations. It captures the intricacies of brewing while allowing you to mess up wonderfully with no consequences, like your favorite sitcom. Whether you're a beer aficionado or someone who thinks a pilsner is a dinosaur, this game provides an enjoyable experience that might just inspire you to pick up an actual brewing kit (or at least impress your friends with your knowledge of hops). While it won't replace an actual drinking buddy, it certainly helps you perfect your inner brewer without the risk of a hangover. So grab your Switch, crack open a virtual cold one, and dive into the delightful, frothy world of Brewmaster-just remember, in this game, as in life, if you can't brew it, you can at least buy it.

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