Oct 31, 2018
Happy halloween from Brukel, everyone!
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Happy halloween from Brukel, everyone!
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Tonight we have Zwiebeln und Kartoffeln for dinner - or "Schwiebels an de Kartoffel" as Bie pronounces it. Take a very short look at Bob’s dinner versus an in-game scene that was inspired by Bie’s teenage years.
Bob De Schutter's interactive game, 'Brukel,' won runner-up for best digital game award in the game development competition at the International Academic Conference on Meaningful Play Saturday in East Lansing, Michigan.
Miami University posts an article about Brukel.
A quick demonstration of the in-game cellphone. Can you photograph all the objects in the list and uncover the secrets of the abandoned Brukel farmhouse?
“Little Jefke...our dad had learned about him and he said that he could use him to work for him.” - Bie Verlinden
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
“Those were fancy dolls, they were there just to look nice. We did not have time to play. All we did was work.” - Bie Verlinden
Some fans playing our Brukel demo at GDEX!
Have a look at our exterior model of the Brukel farmhouse. It is based on pictures of the original Brukel farmhouse between 1920 and 1950. In the game, we will make its history come to life through authentic interviews with its inhabitants. Just be careful, you might not like what you will find.