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Brave: The Search for Spirit Dancer

Brave: The Search for Spirit Dancer (2005)

by VIS Entertainment

Genres:Adventure, Platform

Themes:Action

Story:Brave: The Search for Spirit Dancer is a 2005 platformer video game of the action-adventure genre originally released by VIS Entertainment for the PlayStation 2.

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February 09, 2025

This is really special to me. My mom worked incredibly hard at the time to save up for a PS2 (my first console) and she chose this game because it was cheap. I played it so much, day and night: the console was boiling. The funny thing was that I didn't have a memory card, so every time I had to start from the beginning. Each time I got faster and better. I decided then to leave the console running overnight so I could beat it the next day. What a speedrun. I'm truly grateful to my mom for these memories. I still remember it as the best game ever and it would be a dream to be able to play it again!

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