“"Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is an exquisitely told story set in a world overflowing with personality. It’s an immersive, emotional gem that’s not to be missed."”
4.5/5 – Adventure Gamers
Winner of dozens of awards in 2013 including the DICE Award for Best Downloadable Game and BAFTA Award for Innovation, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is a must for any discerning gamer.
Discount price ends 12th February.
Top comments
Arcana
6 Feb 169#3
This game is beyond great.
Unique control systems, great environments, loads of interesting puzzles and a great narative which is told without the use of real words. Plus the ending had me almost in tears, which is rare for games.
Actually, I've been looking for similar games for a while, and the only thing I've found is Papo and Yo which is not quite as good.
Pasanda
6 Feb 166#4
It did have me welling up too. I played with my 6yo son who also loved it to bits. A tip from me for 2 players is to use either side of a keyboard. Having my son playing while sat on my lap made it an extra lovely experience.
I'm 50 next yearand have been gaming since i was 14. This is one of the only games that i have finished and intend to play again.
P.s. it's also really good introducing children to the concept of the permanence of death in a relatively gentle manner.
All comments (24)
d3k
6 Feb 16#1
Good find. Cheers OP
delusion
6 Feb 161#2
Great game
Arcana
6 Feb 169#3
This game is beyond great.
Unique control systems, great environments, loads of interesting puzzles and a great narative which is told without the use of real words. Plus the ending had me almost in tears, which is rare for games.
Actually, I've been looking for similar games for a while, and the only thing I've found is Papo and Yo which is not quite as good.
Pasanda
6 Feb 166#4
It did have me welling up too. I played with my 6yo son who also loved it to bits. A tip from me for 2 players is to use either side of a keyboard. Having my son playing while sat on my lap made it an extra lovely experience.
I'm 50 next yearand have been gaming since i was 14. This is one of the only games that i have finished and intend to play again.
P.s. it's also really good introducing children to the concept of the permanence of death in a relatively gentle manner.
Scottc123
6 Feb 161#5
Lovely game.
GAZar
6 Feb 161#6
Get it. Play it. Finish it. Read the Wikipedia page for closure. Cry.
mudddy
6 Feb 16#7
A great game which stays with you long after you've finished it.
Retro89
6 Feb 161#8
I had to punch a wall after playing this to man back up :laughing:
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“"Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is an exquisitely told story set in a world overflowing with personality. It’s an immersive, emotional gem that’s not to be missed."”
4.5/5 – Adventure Gamers
Winner of dozens of awards in 2013 including the DICE Award for Best Downloadable Game and BAFTA Award for Innovation, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is a must for any discerning gamer.
Discount price ends 12th February.
Top comments
Unique control systems, great environments, loads of interesting puzzles and a great narative which is told without the use of real words. Plus the ending had me almost in tears, which is rare for games.
Actually, I've been looking for similar games for a while, and the only thing I've found is Papo and Yo which is not quite as good.
I'm 50 next yearand have been gaming since i was 14. This is one of the only games that i have finished and intend to play again.
P.s. it's also really good introducing children to the concept of the permanence of death in a relatively gentle manner.
All comments (24)
Unique control systems, great environments, loads of interesting puzzles and a great narative which is told without the use of real words. Plus the ending had me almost in tears, which is rare for games.
Actually, I've been looking for similar games for a while, and the only thing I've found is Papo and Yo which is not quite as good.
I'm 50 next yearand have been gaming since i was 14. This is one of the only games that i have finished and intend to play again.
P.s. it's also really good introducing children to the concept of the permanence of death in a relatively gentle manner.