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Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Ventures To Xbox One And PS4 This Holiday
505 Games has confirmed that 2013's Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons will be available on even more platforms. The title features a unique control scheme that gives players responsibility for both siblings at once.
We had positive things to say about Starbreeze's work on the game (our review). If you've not played it yet, the expressive silence of the brothers helps weave a captivating story.
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons will be available on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 this holiday. If you're a mobile gamer, you'll also be able to look for the game on iOS and Android devices around the same time.
Our Take
The control scheme takes some getting used to, but the beautiful gameplay and creative puzzles are worth it. The story, even without speech, is absolutely worth experiencing.
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