Братя- Приказка за двама сина, е невероятно приключение на двама братя, които ще ви отведат в една магическа земя, изпълнена с вълшебства, магически и чудати създания и спиращи дъха гледки.
Още в самото начало играта грабва с красивата за окото графика, която прилича на пресъздадено въображение на читателя на приказката.
Още в самото начало става ясно, че контролирането на братята е изключително опростено и няма да изпитвате затруднение в играенето.
Аз я минах с приятелка, като тя няма опит в играенето на игри, но тя се справи блестящо- все пак превъртяхме играта заедно от до, като в началото като разбрах, че сам или няма да се справя, или ще стане изключително трудно, защото с братята се играе едновременно, та поехме контролът над тях- аз с големият, а тя с малкият брат. Забавлявахме се наистина много- през цялото време.
Историята е следната: двама братя тръгват на приключение в търсене на лечение за баща си, който тежко се е разболял, като по пътя, двамата герои ще срещнат много препятствия, които ще преодолеят, единствено ако действат заедно в екип и си помагат един на друг.
Играта е къса и на нас ни отне около 3 часа игра, заедно с малко преигравания и гледане на всички филмови сцени, котио са сравнително кратки.
Музиката и звуците са на изключително високо равнище и пресъздават една наистина магическа атмосфера, която ще ви потопи в дълбините на епичността.
Силно препоръчвам играта, но задължително я играйте с още някой. Не е задължително да притежавате геймпад- клавиатурата върши чудесна работа и за двамата.
Остана само да се насладите на приключението!

I actually played this game through with my son. He sat in my lap and I held the controller and controlled big brother with my left hand, and he held the right side with his right hand controlling little brother. The game was very fun and challenging for him and the storyline was great. At night he even asked me to tell him the Brothers story and i went through and recounted all of the fun adventures that happen in the game.

The difficulty of the game is going to be very low for an adult player, but if you are looking for something casual/laid back, or for a younger player, the difficulty is spot on. Thank you to the developer(s) on this game, after 20+ years of gaming this is a game that has carved out a special place and i will never forget.

Great storydriven game with mildly challenging gameplay that trains your brain to be a bit more flexible I guess. :)
You control two brothers at the same time, and even though a controller is recommended, I played on a keyboard and it was ok.
You get used to this control scheme and towards the end this fact is beautifully exploited for story reasons, which is a very unique and brilliant idea. Not easy to explain without spoilers.

The environments look great and still the hardware requirements are modest.

Achievements are implemented in a nice way and I'd recommend to not look at any guides and just ignore them for the first playthrough and just interact with the world playfully, most will be achieved by that. Afterwards you can use chapter-select to comfortably clean up what you missed.

Sidenote: The dev's next game "A Way Out" was released on Steam finally in 2020, it is co-op only and shares some characteristics (storydriven, great environment art, co-op between two characters) so recommended if you liked this one.

Prepare for an emotional rollercoaster with some great puzzle-platforming.

The game manages to deliver so much emotion even though the characters speak a completely made up language akin to The Sims.

Clocking in at about 3 hours it is indeed short but you will not feel cheated as the game packs a lasting impact that few story driven experiences manages to pull off.

Pure genious story telling.

It's been a while since I played a game that's this lovingly crafted and that felt like it came from such a strong emotional space that exudes throughout the entire journey. Brothers is a game that deals with many different themes, some fantastical in nature, and tackles them head on and with a touch of nuance. It's also a very charming game that overcomes any technical limitation through great art direction.

Its basic concept of controlling the older brother on the left analog stick and the younger brother on the right is one that may turn off some at first but truly comes into its own as the game progresses with a thematic payoff unlike anything I've ever seen in a game before. Brothers also has excellent pacing that carries over into its puzzles. They are simple yet I never felt like they were braindead easy. They're always fresh in some way and play off of mechanics I learned before without ever showing a tutorial on screen outside of the beginning chapter.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons was an excellently developed puzzle platformer that wasn't afraid to go to some dark places but also knew when to highlight a truly joyous moment. And this was all through gameplay. These special moments or sections were rarely shown through cutscenes only. It wants you to experience these parts through gameplay as much as possible, and it very much succeeds at that. But it's a climactic moment near the end that truly brings that idea home. A moment so brilliant and emotionally resonant to me that it'd be a shame if people missed out on this because we're on the cusp of a new console generation transition. Don't pass this game up. It begs to be played.

Wonderful game! The story is really deep and fascinating! It's a sweet tale about two brothers who must make a long journey in a fantastic strange world in order to find a magical medicine to heal their father.
As a tale, you'll meet all kind of wonderful creatues, some will help you, some will try to stop you. The gameplay is very original too. You'll control two characters at the same time : right joystick for the young brother, left joystick for the big one (using a controller). It works with keyboard/mouse as well. Achievements are easy to get as long as you're curious enough to explore and make everything ;-)
Brothers are obviously allied with one another and you'll share their story with passion for sure :)
Sweetness,deep feelings,great adventure,amazing characters,beautiful world to explore : it's a sweet tale you'll have to enjoy!
10/10

i strongly recommend buying this game

I cried

Not to only it's ending, I cried because my younger brother died to cancer a year ago, but being the older brother for him and seeing the older brother dying at the end. I can't say how much i miss my younger brother. Dying at Age 18.

This game will forever have a place for my heart, and playing this game will be dedication for any siblings because this was the most realist game i ever played.

I love this game one of the best indie games i've ever payed.
Interesting and various gameplay.
If you're going to buy it don't forget to prepare handkerchief.

This game is really good.

The controls - while it can be difficult to get used to, after a while it just starts to feel like second nature. Each thumbstick (left and right) on the controller controls one of the two brothers, and each matching trigger is that brother's "action" button. While this game would be incredibly easy if it were played with two people (each with one controller), it becomes an interesting and rewarding mental exercise trying to control both characters yourself.

The story - also very good. The characters don't speak (really) but talk in a kind of "Sim-ish" language. The developers put a lot of effort into portraying the characters through their body language and tone rather than speech directly. The game takes place in a world that could best be described as a "grimm-style" fairy tale.

Difficulty - although you can die, the game is super generous with it's checkpoints, so it would be difficult to get frustrated with the game. The main focus here is on solving puzzles and some light platforming.

Achievements - another interesting idea well executed here. None of the game's 12 achievements will be unlocked during normal game play. Every single one of them is optional, and rewards the player for "going off the beaten path" and/or doing something interesting in the game. For best results, don't play through with a cheat guide. These are best discovered on your own.

Length - I played for a little over an hour and got to the third section of the game, which I believe is almost half way maybe? HowLongToBeat says the game should take between 3-4 hours to complete.

Bottom line - buy this game.