It's not quite the same experience on Switch, and yet I can't see a scenario where I tear myself away from it, now I've pushed through its various walls. It's no wonder the game has become a beloved hit on Steam, with fans pouring hundreds - if not thousands - of hours into it. It's everything good about Mount & Blade, but in a more compact, turn-based format.
It's expansive, it's complex, it's nuanced and it puts complete control over the story and quest in your hands. But, slowly, the game starts to open up, and before you know it, you realise that you're really enjoying this thing. Once you've overcome the horrible excuse for a "tutorial" and onboarding process, you've then got to deal with some really repetitive quest design and an astronomically unforgivable difficulty curve.
You've just got to persevere with Battle Brothers to really appreciate it, and it really is the epitome of the saying "it's a marathon, rather than a sprint".
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