Set in a world of fantasy that feels at times equally inspired by Henson and Tolkien, you play two brothers set on the task of collecting the water of life in order to save their father. The control scheme requires you to use one side of the controller for each brother, and the gameplay primarily consists of two-person puzzles. The puzzles are intriguing but never overly-difficult, and are interwoven with amazing set pieces. Forcing the player to control both brothers is at first confusing, and you will probably find yourself having to stop and remind yourself which side controls who. However once you clear that small hurdle, you will find that not only is there a great sense of accomplishment in solving a puzzle with both brothers coordinating, but that the control scheme itself actually becomes a unique narration device. This game is the most amazing combination of gaming and narrative I have ever experienced. There really isn't much more to say.