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The Wizard’s Tower and the Bramblekins

Released

FarflameXDiscovered Nov 9, 2026

About the game

A cosy exploration and rebuilding game. Your master has blown his tower apart, and you’re the apprentice left to fix it. Find hundreds of scattered pieces, carry them home and put everything back together—with a little help from the Bramblekins. No timers, no combat, no pressure.

Original Steam description

Your master has had a slight magical accident. His tower has been blown apart, its pieces scattered across the surrounding countryside, and naturally he’s left you, his apprentice, to put everything back where it belongs.

Explore a colourful magical landscape, find hundreds of missing tower pieces, carry them home, and rebuild the tower piece by piece. Recover walls, furniture, decorations and all sorts of strange wizardly belongings as an empty ruin becomes a proper wizard’s home.

Fortunately, you’re not completely alone. The local Bramblekins are happy to help... although whether they actually know what they’re talking about is another matter.

Features

• Explore a small, colourful magical world.

• Find hundreds of missing tower pieces and return them to their places.

• Rebuild your master’s home from the ground up.

• Meet friendly creatures and Bramblekins along the way.

• No timers, no combat, no pressure: just exploring, finding things and putting everything back together.

The rebuilding continues in Act 2: a second, larger adventure where you take on four towers at once. With more to rebuild and a greater challenge than the first adventure, there’s plenty more to put back in its proper place.

Three bonus Bramblekin adventures unlock one by one after you complete the tower: Acorn and the Crooked Picture, Mushroom and the Mushrooms, and Leaf and Leafy.

A simple, cosy game about the strangely satisfying pleasure of finding the right place for everything. And somewhere out there, your master is probably very pleased with himself.

Demo and release information

No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.

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