Adventures of Bertram Fiddle 2: A Bleaker Predicklement
A Bleaker Predicklement is a hilarious AND mysterious point and click adventure game. Explore smoggy alleys, meet suspicious characters and help Bertram as he finds himself framed for a murdering he did not commit!
Estimated lifetime revenueMedium confidence
$32.3Kgross
$14.5Klow → high range$71.1K
Net to developer$21.5K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
5.5K
mid estimate
About
About the game
A Bleaker Predicklement is the funniest game set in Victorian London you will ever play - Packed full of British Humour, weird characters and awful jokes.
The year is 1884 and World's Leading Victorian Explorator, Bertram Fiddle is still struggling to find a suitable adventure. Bowing to his wife's demands for a steady income he has been forced to take a job as a telegrammatical salesman in Dulsworth's Soap Factory. But Mr. Dulsworth isn't as squeaky clean as everyone thinks and soon Bertram finds himself embroiled in a mystery far bleaker than he could possibubbly imagine.
With over 60 scenes A Bleaker Predicklement is a funny, weird and mysterious point and click adventure game full of puzzles, dark secrets and terrible, terrible puns.
Explore the richly detailed world full of suspicious characters, solve mind-befuddling puzzles and track down Victorian London's most elusive serial killer - Geoff the Murderer!
Inspired by classic adventure games, Hammer Horror films, cartoon network shows, Sherlock Holmes and Lovecraft it is jam-packed with Victorian mystification.
Featuring
- Fully voice-acted characters
- Beautifully animated interactions
- Over 60 locations to explore
- An original soundtrack composed by Cam Reynolds inspired by 1970s B movies
- A massive monster
- A make your own meat friend mini-game
- Even more terrible puns!
The Evening Burble is calling it "The Greatest Adventure of 1884"
"Playing Bertram Fiddle is like a watching a lost, sinister animation, but in a good way. I enjoy stumbling along and soaking up the absurdities." Matt Elliot, PC Gamer
"plenty of riddles, tea-drinking and strangely-shaped noses," Samuel Horti - Rock Paper Shotgun
"I wish I made games as funny as this," Ron Giblets
"The Adventures of Bertram Fiddle: Episode 2 might just have the most amount of puns in a videogame EVER," Baden Ronie, Wolf's Gaming Blog
"It's not as good as Donkey Island," Guy Hardwood, aged 49
The year is 1884 and World's Leading Victorian Explorator, Bertram Fiddle is still struggling to find a suitable adventure. Bowing to his wife's demands for a steady income he has been forced to take a job as a telegrammatical salesman in Dulsworth's Soap Factory. But Mr. Dulsworth isn't as squeaky clean as everyone thinks and soon Bertram finds himself embroiled in a mystery far bleaker than he could possibubbly imagine.
With over 60 scenes A Bleaker Predicklement is a funny, weird and mysterious point and click adventure game full of puzzles, dark secrets and terrible, terrible puns.
Explore the richly detailed world full of suspicious characters, solve mind-befuddling puzzles and track down Victorian London's most elusive serial killer - Geoff the Murderer!
Inspired by classic adventure games, Hammer Horror films, cartoon network shows, Sherlock Holmes and Lovecraft it is jam-packed with Victorian mystification.
Featuring
- Fully voice-acted characters
- Beautifully animated interactions
- Over 60 locations to explore
- An original soundtrack composed by Cam Reynolds inspired by 1970s B movies
- A massive monster
- A make your own meat friend mini-game
- Even more terrible puns!
The Evening Burble is calling it "The Greatest Adventure of 1884"
"Playing Bertram Fiddle is like a watching a lost, sinister animation, but in a good way. I enjoy stumbling along and soaking up the absurdities." Matt Elliot, PC Gamer
"plenty of riddles, tea-drinking and strangely-shaped noses," Samuel Horti - Rock Paper Shotgun
"I wish I made games as funny as this," Ron Giblets
"The Adventures of Bertram Fiddle: Episode 2 might just have the most amount of puns in a videogame EVER," Baden Ronie, Wolf's Gaming Blog
"It's not as good as Donkey Island," Guy Hardwood, aged 49
