- The Bradwell Conspiracy Update #2 - 7 November 2019
Hello Bradwell Players, Today we have launched an update to The Bradwell Conspiracy that covers the following requested features and bug fixes: Level Select! Unlocks level by level throughout the game. More resolution options! Including 4k! Pick what your GPU can handle! Added language selection via command line: Right click The Bradwell Conspiracy in your Steam Library. Select preferences. In the launch options add "-lang" followed by your language of choice. For language codes please see the forum thread. Changes to the SMP rotation system - rotation persists regardless of object position Fixed object snapping on ledges UI Indicators appear in the correct positions Control sensitivity gets saved and persists Better dead zone to joystick controls Contextual movement sensitivity improvements - smooth sensitivity curve on analog inputs Blurry textures for letters D14 door now has a no-pr…
- Read The Bradwell Conspiracy's corporate posters, and obey - 11 October 2019
Why, just last week I was complaining about my home town, and now we find ourselves with a new game set in Wiltshire, the county containing said home town. Although you don’t actually get to see very much of Wiltshire in it. The Bradwell Conspiracy is a first person puzzle adventure set around and under Stonehenge — or, as I exclusively choose to pronounce it, Stun’enj . Growing up near Stun’enj (and the long barrows, and Silbury Hill, and Avebury stone circle) is actually alright, because Summer Solstice is a hell of a party. Also your local newspaper will routinely feature stories with comments from druids and/or Terry, the Keeper of the Stones. Terry is disappointingly absent from this game, though. Set in the distant future of 2020, The Bradwell Conspiracy takes place after the government has apparently privatised the World Heritage Site, selling it to a big…
- Unravel The Bradwell Conspiracy TODAY. - 9 October 2019
There’s been an explosion at the Bradwell Stonehenge Museum and you’re trapped. You’ll need to co-operate with a stranger and experiment with some powerful technology if you want to escape. This first-person narrative adventure features innovative puzzles, a rich world to explore and plenty of secrets to uncover around every corner. We hope you all have a great time with The Bradwell Conspiracy. If you have any questions or comments head on over to our Steam forum.
- The Bradwell Conspiracy is releasing next week - 3 October 2019
The Bradwell Conspiracy could be a very interesting game. Following an explosion at a Stonehenge museum in the year 2026, you must make your way through the ruined facility to safety, aided by someone trapped elsewhere on the grounds who you'll communicate with through a pair of Bradwell AR Smart Glasses. But as you struggle to escape, you'll of course discover that things are not quite as they seem. Indie studio A Brave Plan and publisher Bossa Studios began teasing sinister things afoot at Bradwell Electronics early this year, and got more specific about the game's setting and circumstances in a reveal trailer released in September. Today, they released a new trailer revealing the launch date of October 8. It also shows off more of the ruined museum you'll explore, and the SMP, "a powerful and portable 3D printer," that will enable you to interact with the environm…
- Corporate skullduggery and henges await next week in The Bradwell Conspiracy - 2 October 2019
The Bradwell Conspiracy, developer A Brave Plan's intriguing first-person tale of corporate skullduggery and Stonehenge, now has a release date - or rather, three release dates. It'll be heading to Steam and PlayStation 4 next Tuesday, 8th October, to Switch on 10th October, and to Xbox One a day later on 11th October. Announced last September, The Bradwell Conspiracy unfolds during the Summer Solstice of 2026, in the aftermath of a disastrous presentation at the prestigious Stonehenge Museum - so disastrous, in fact, that at least some of the building is now an impassable pile of rubble. Cast as an unnamed visitor, players must join forces with fellow survivor, and Bradwell Electronics employee, Amber (herself trapped on the other side of a locked door), in order to venture below ground in search of freedom - and the truth behind recent events. Luckily, you've access to a pair of Bradw…
- The Bradwell Conspiracy Launches October 8th. - 2 October 2019
The Bradwell Conspiracy Launches October 8th. We are so very excited to tell you that The Bradwell Conspiracy launches on Steam next week! Make sure you wishlist it now to be notified when we go live on October 8th. At A Brave Plan we’ve worked hard to bring you an immersive narrative adventure game that’ll grip you from the opening moments. It's a tale that explores the moral challenges we may face with future technology that’s filled it with challenging puzzles and plethora of secrets for you to uncover. Today we’ve also released a new trailer that’ll give you a glimpse at the unique photography and 3D printing mechanics that you’ll need to master if you’re going to escape - and unravel the mysteries along the way. WhoAreEnMasse?
- The Bradwell Conspiracy teases a mystery under Stonehenge in a new trailer - 12 September 2019
Bossa Studios and A Brave Plan have shown off a bit more of their museum mystery, The Bradwell Conspiracy . It's almost as enigmatic as last year's teaser, which was an in-universe advert for the titular Bradwell Electronics, but this one also gives us a very quick tour of the museum and the secret complex beneath it. Give it a watch above.  Set inside the Bradwell Stonehenge Museum in 2026, it's a first-person narrative romp where you need to find a way to escape the aforementioned secret complex, which you've somehow become trapped inside. There's someone else with you, trapped on the other side of a locked door, and you'll only be able to communicate with them through Bradwell Electronics' fancy AR glasses.  Obviously anyone building a weird lab underneath Stonehenge is up to no good, but the trailer's not giving much away, just raisi…
- The Bradwell Conspiracy - Twitch Reveal Stream - 11 September 2019
We’re live over on Twitch, where we’ll be sharing all the latest news about The Bradwell Conspiracy, on the back of yesterday’s #AppleArcade announcement! We’re really excited to be revealing more of our narrative-driven, first-person tale of corporate duplicity. https://www.twitch.tv/bossastudios Come Join us on Twitch Here!
- Bossa Studios' The Bradwell Conspiracy is a first-person narrative mystery about corporate chicanery and Stonehenge - 31 August 2018
Developer A Brave Plan has unveiled its new first-person narrative mystery The Bradwell Conspiracy, which is being published by Surgeon Simulator's Bossa Studios. Set during Summer Solstice in the not-too-distant future of 2026, The Bradwell Conspiracy casts you as an employee of the outwardly benign (but almost certainly sinister) Bradwell Electronics. As the game begins, you awake to find yourself trapped amid the rubble of the prestigious Stonehenge Museum, having lost consciousness when disaster strikes during a presentation of an amazing technological breakthrough. Luckily, there's at least one other survivor, Amber; less luckily, Amber is trapped on the other side of a locked door, meaning that you're forced to delve deeper into Bradwell Electronics' base of operations alone. The good news is that you're able to communicate with Amber via a pair of Bradwell AR Smart Glasses which,…
- First person puzzler The Bradwell Conspiracy makes its mysterious debut - 30 August 2018
There’s been an incident of the explosive sort. You’re trapped, alone – save for some mysterious voices broadcasting to you – in a strange and ruined near-future complex at Stonehenge. Sounds like the start for a first-person puzzle adventure to me, and The Bradwell Conspiracy seems happy to play the role. Announced today, The Bradwell Conspiracy is to be the first game from new outfit A Brave Plan, published by Bossa Studios. They’re calling it a “narrative-driven first person experience” which perhaps downplays the puzzle bits, but that scene above sure looks like a conundrum to me. There’s no release date yet, but Bossa say it’s “Coming soon”. Below, a moody teaser trailer. (more…)
- The Bradwell Conspiracy is an intriguing mystery thriller from Bossa Studios and A Brave Plan - 30 August 2018
Bossa Studios, the outfit known for Worlds Adrift, I Am Bread and Surgeon Simulator, will publish The Bradwell Conspiracy—a "narrative-driven first person game" that's yet without a launch date.  Developed by debut indie A Brave Plan—whose collective CV includes the likes of Tomb Raider, Ether One and Fable—players are thrown into the aftermath of an explosion. They're then tasked with navigating the wreckage of Bradwell Electronics, and conversing with another survivor, named Amber, by way of AR smart glasses.  "Underlined by its highly-stylised Brutalist aesthetic, and an illustrious vocal cast including Abubakar Salim from Assassin’s Creed Origins and special guest, TV's Jonathan Ross, The Bradwell Conspiracy offers a truly immersive gameplay experience," says publisher Bossa. "Through sending Amber photographs of their surrounding…
