'Brothers' is a grim interactive fairy tale that meanders at times, but is certainly a beautiful and touching experience. It took me about 4 hours to finish, which was just about perfect.

Controlling two characters at the same time is a bit of a brain puzzle in itself, but it made for some interesting puzzles, though none were really tricky to solve. The had darker bits than I had expected, and probably isn't suitable for kids.

I must also point out that the game 'requires' a controller pad for PC, but didn't recognize my controller without me downloading a 3rd party tool to get it to work. And for it to work at all, I had to launch it directly from the game directory instead of through Steam. Weird that a game that requires a controller has such hit-or-miss support of them it seems.

'Brothers' is a grim interactive fairy tale that meanders at times, but is certainly a beautiful and touching experience. It took me about 4 hours to finish, which was just about perfect. Controlling two characters at the same time is a bit of a brain puzzle in itself, but it made for some interesting puzzles, though none were really tricky to solve. The had darker bits than I had expected, and probably isn't suitable for kids. I must also point out that the game 'requires' a controller pad for PC, but didn't recognize my controller without me downloading a 3rd party tool to get it to work. And for it to work at all, I had to launch it directly from the game directory instead of through Steam. Weird that a game that requires a controller has such hit-or-miss support of them it seems.