Brothers: a Tale of two Sons

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is an adventure RPG mobile game with superb story plot and unique gaming experience. This game is totally a 3D version and the game’s artwork is really absorbing my focus. Even the small details like the green moss on the rock have been detailed perfectly and the character has the touch of real life people. I quite didn’t understand the language spoken by the characters but oh well; you are all about conquering a quest. Music of the game sounds so creepy and sad, not my personal favorite. Figuring out the controls of the players it itself another challenge for the players as you need to control both the players at the same time. And I am really annoyed by the gate keeper, the way he makes fun of the brothers and creating obstacles in every path. Big brother seems to be really caring for the little brother calling out the name as soon as separated while the little brother seems very playful and interactive. Don’t miss the giant thing in the game, it seems like an unnecessary plot but if you are into adventure you will love it. You can also have a total 360 view of the game by just swiping on the screen which really helps you to locate where you are.

Brothers a Tale of Two Sons is an adventurous game where two brothers set out on a journey to save their sick father and it seems that it has quite a real life effect while playing. As soon as you enter the game there are a series of options which can help you play the game as per your comfort like making controls more or less visible, giving you guides regarding how to play it, checking out your achievements and credits. It makes us know our level more easily. The next step is going to be selecting the chapters but you need to open the other chapters as only chapter 1 is unlocked, rest of them are still locked. While playing the game, I was quite intrigued by the fact that you can control both the brothers at the same time. But it also created a bit of confusion for me as sometimes you forget which brother you are trying to control. People who are on joysticks might find it a bit more confusing as the controls are tricky but it can be adaptable.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play this game! It’s the holiday season, and there’s no better time to play a game that emphasizes the strength of family bonds. Then again, with its satisfying puzzles, vibrant backdrops, and emotional musical score, there really isn’t a bad time to play Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, even if the dual control scheme takes getting used to. TIME PLAYED I’ve spent around two hours on this game and got to chapter three. This gave me enough time to see a variety of puzzles the game had to offer, get chased by a crazy dog, traverse a cave, and make friends with a giant!

It have amazing story i finished the game in one seat