While the ability to maneuver both Naiee and Naia with simultaneous ease can be disorienting at first, improvement is inevitable and in a short period of time the characters can be hurled across ledges and up ladders with practiced ambidexterity. The pair of siblings are controlled individually using the controller’s two thumbsticks and its triggers are used to interact with objects, such as grabbing an item or holding onto ledges. The primary challenge in Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons lies in its bizarre navigation. The brothers use their torches to fend off hungry wolves. But don’t underestimate this third-person fantasy -despite the existence of cheerful creatures like mushroom-backed trolls and flying griffins, the game is equal parts shadow and grief. In order to save their dying father the siblings are tasked with retrieving special healing water from the spectral Tree of Life, leaving behind their quaint seaside town and venturing into the unknown forests, caves, and mountains beyond. The game is presented in an aerial view that overlooks two brothers, Naiee, and Naia, as they embark on a heroic pilgrimage across hostile Scandinavian lands. Available for Xbox 360 and Xbox One, PC, PlayStation 3 and 4, iOS, Android and Windows Phone, its accessibility is comprehensive. Official Site: Release Date: August 7, 2013īrothers: A Tale of Two Sons is an adventure game developed by Starbreeze Studios and published by 505 Games. Available On: Xbox 360, PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, iOS, Android, Windows Phone

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