Fit check
Is I'll be Brave, Tomorrow worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a story-led adventure built around a child in a hospital setting
- Platformer fans interested in a 2D retro game nested inside a 3D world
- Players who enjoy switching between environmental exploration and minigames
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a standalone platformer without a surrounding narrative or hospital-room section
- Players looking for a combat-focused action game with extensive progression rather than a story and minigame structure
- Players who prefer modern visual presentation over pixel-art platforming inspired by classic retro games
Our take on I'll be Brave, Tomorrow
Rather than keeping platforming separate from the story, the game places a 2D retro adventure inside a 3D hospital room. Objects and events in that room can affect the embedded platformer, including its mechanics and boss encounters.
What is I'll be Brave, Tomorrow?
This first-person narrative adventure follows a sick child who plays a retro 2D platformer.
The game combines a 3D hospital room with the game inside it: the room contains interactive objects and minigames, while the platformer presents pixel-art challenges. The two parts affect each other through new mechanics and boss encounters. The experience centers on the child’s story while also including replayable minigames and platforming inspired by classic retro games. The developer has pledged 50% of the game’s Steam revenue to Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity.
How I'll be Brave, Tomorrow plays
- 01Dual-world structure
- The 3D hospital setting and embedded 2D platformer influence each other through mechanics and boss encounters.
- 02Hospital room exploration
- Objects in the room can be interacted with alongside minigames for the child.
- 03Narrative focus
- The story centers on a sick child playing a platform game.
- 04Replayable minigames
- The hospital-room section includes minigames intended for repeated play.
- 05Charity revenue pledge
- The developer has pledged 50% of Steam revenue to Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity.
I'll be Brave, Tomorrow compared to similar games
I'll be Brave, Tomorrow combines a first-person hospital-room narrative with an embedded 2D platformer, while Sonic Origins presents a collection of four classic Sonic platform games. Unlike Sonic Origins, it also includes interactive room exploration, minigames, and a story centered on a sick child.
I'll be Brave, Tomorrow: platforms & release
Is I'll be Brave, Tomorrow worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a story-led adventure built around a child in a hospital setting. Skip it if: players seeking a standalone platformer without a surrounding narrative or hospital-room section.
Where can I download I'll be Brave, Tomorrow?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens I'll be Brave, Tomorrow's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is I'll be Brave, Tomorrow on?
Windows only.
