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Brothers - A Tale Of Two Sons Dev Walkthrough And New Screens
Last September, Starbreeze and 505 Games announced a partnership with Swedish film director Josef Fares (Kopps, Jalla! JallaI) on the game Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons. The downloadable title stars two sons searching for a cure to aid their dying father. Today we have a fresh batch of screens and a video walkthrough with Fares for the upcoming game.
The game isn’t co-op, but instead players control both of the brothers to progress through the world. 505 Games promises the game will boast an accessible control scheme which lets players control each brother with separate analog sticks. Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons’ dire story also aims to tug at your heartstrings. The game features a clean, HUD-less view into the world which should help draw players into the experience.
Here is a video walkthrough with game director Josef Fares:
Check the media gallery below for the new screenshots. The game is due to arrive on PSN, XBLA, and PC this spring.
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