Does “A Tale of Two Brothers and Two Sons” need to be remade?
“Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons” was loved by many when it first came out. Some people ask if a remake is really needed. The original game was praised for its great story and unique controls. Even though it’s been around for a while, the graphics still look good, especially since it’s an indie game.
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The remaster comes with some changes, such as better graphics and a new co-op mode where two people can play together. However, some fans are worried that the new look might not capture the charm of the original. The original game’s style is simple, beautiful, and perfectly suited to the storyline. New versions may lose this.
Another concern is that co-op might change the feel of the game. In the original game, you controlled both brothers at the same time, which made you feel connected to them. Increased cooperation may eliminate this special feeling.
Overall, while some are excited for the remaster, others think the original game is already great. Whether reshoots are really necessary is a tricky question.
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Brothers: A tale of two sons
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is a 2013 game developed by Starbreeze Studios and published by 505 Games. It appears on many different platforms such as Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and even mobile devices. The story takes place in a fictional world filled with magical creatures such as orcs and trolls. It tells the story of two brothers who set out to find a cure for their father’s disease.
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People really like this game because it has a great story. Critics rave about it. As of January 2015, sales have exceeded 800,000 copies. It’s often discussed as an example of how video games can be like art because of their strong storytelling.
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons gameplay
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is a game where you control two brothers on a grand adventure. You look at the brothers from above as if you were looking down at them. You use the two sticks on the controller to move each brother individually. When you press buttons on the controller, the brothers perform actions in the game, such as talking to people or grabbing things.
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The elder brother is very strong and can do things like pull the rod or help the younger brother climb to high places. The younger brother can fit through small spaces. In order to solve puzzles and advance in the game, you must control both brothers at the same time. Sometimes you need one brother to distract someone while the other sneaks by.
If one of the brothers falls or is injured, the game will restart from the nearest point. The story in the game is told not with words, but with actions and expressions. The characters speak a fictional language that sounds like Lebanese Arabic.
Brothers: A Story of Two Sons Plot
The story begins with a boy named Ney standing by his mother’s grave. She drowned and he couldn’t save her. Then his brother Naija asked for help to get his ailing father to see a doctor. Doctors said the only cure was water from the Tree of Life. So the brothers embarked on a journey through villages and over mountains and ridges. Along the way, they face challenges such as bullies, aggressive animals, and dangerous wolves. They also help others they meet, such as reuniting a troll couple and stopping one from harming himself.
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Later, they rescue a girl from the bad guys, but she turns out to be a monster. She severely injured Naia, but they managed to defeat her. Nearing the end, they reached the Tree of Life. Naia tells Naiee to climb up and get water. Nai did so, but when he returned, Naiyah was dead. Ney couldn’t bring him back to life with water, so he buried him and returned to the village.
Naiee had to swim to bring the water to their dad. He is scared because he cannot save his mother from drowning, but with the help of her mother’s spirit and the guidance of Naya, he finds the strength to swim. He gave the water to the doctor and their father was cured. But later, Ney and his father mourn at the graves of Naija and their mother.
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Summary
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Developer |
starwind studio |
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Publisher |
505 games |
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director |
Joseph Fares |
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composer |
Gustav Graveberg |
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engine |
Unreal Engine 3 |
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platform |
Android, iOS, Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Windows Phone, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Switch |
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release |
Xbox 360: WW – August 7, 2013. Windows: WW – September 3, 2013. PS3: North America – September 3, 2013, EU – September 4, 2013, Japan – January 28, 2014. PS4, Xbox One: WW – August 12, 2015 (digital), North America – September 1, 2015, EU – September 4, 2015. iOS: WW – October 22, 2015 Android, Windows Phone: WW – May 26, 2016 Nintendo Switch: WW – May 28, 2019 Amazon Luna: US – October 20, 2020 |
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school |
adventure |
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model |
Single player, multiplayer |
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