Filip Brož From time to time I like to play a relaxing and easy game on my iPhone or iPad, because solving logic puzzles all the time sometimes stops being fun. I thought that something less challenging was waiting for me in Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, but I was wrong. However, the game is so unique that I couldn't tear myself away from it. It has an original control method and a fascinating story and game world.
What is unusual is that in Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons you have to control two characters at once. As the title suggests, it is about two brothers who set out into the world to find a rare cure for their dying father. A total of nine chapters await you, including the introductory prologue and the final epilogue. It is the story that you go through in the game that is important and successful, so I recommend not to skip individual clips. There is something to look forward to.
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Fascinating nature, characters, fabulous locations - I often felt like I was in the world of Lord of the Rings. But the control is even more interesting. You have two action buttons on the display and each one controls one of the brothers. Both siblings have to constantly help each other during the trip, because if the younger one can't swim, the older one has to help him. You often control both boys at the same time, and the game experience is a bit different than usual. In addition, one will not get anywhere without the other.
The game costs 5 euros (135 crowns) in the App Store, it is available for both iPhone and iPad, and I can guarantee you that it is really money well invested if you want to enjoy unconventional gaming fun with a great story and unique tasks. Have fun in your brotherly pursuit of a rare cure…
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I already played this game on PC a few years ago and it cost the same as it does now in the appstore, so it's definitely better to play it on PC than on a small screen for a similar amount.
Nice game, strong story, but best playable on a console than on a small screen...