görselliği, sanat tasarımı, mekanları, dizaynları, müzikleri gibi özellikleiryle öne çıkarken oynanış bakımından çok tek düze ve sıkıcı kalmış. iyi ki 2.5 saatte falan biten bi oyun daha uzun olsa puanı düşerdi.
valla kasılan duygusallığa hiç katılamadım çünkü karakterlere asla bağlanamadım bu oyunun süresinden mi diye düşündüm ama düşününce ori'nin ilk oyunu daha ilk 5 dakikda beni ağlatmayı başarmıştı o yüzden oyunun başarısızlığı diye yorumladım. sonlara doğru beni biraz da olsa etkileyen duygusal tatlı dokunuşlar var.
büyük abi, her ergenin bir noktada yaşadığı vurgunu yaşadı...
71/100

This game feels like a fable.
The main gimmick is interesting indeed, but in order to fully experience it you should play the game all by yourself.
Nonetheless, playing in "co-op" (like I did, with a single controller) doesn't ruin the experience, and it may enhance some emotional moments.
The game's doesn't shy away from putting interesting secrets that better convey the story, so keep an eye on them.
Other than that, it's more of an interactive experience than a real game: puzzles are simple and action sequences are easy.
In comparison to the original, they made the remake more cinematographic, and characters often gesticulate like sims, but I don't like how they changed a certain intense scene at the end of the game (alright Naia, you've played too much Mon-musu Quest, but c'mon!).

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake was great not only for those wanting to revisit the now eleven year old game, but for people like me who never had the pleasure. Sure, the original is still available to this day, but it never came to mind until news of the remake, so why not start there? It was beautiful in terms of visuals and mixed the fantastical with darker themes, sometimes at whiplash speed. It was easy to fall into the wholesome trap only to be reminded of tragedy seconds later. For this reason I didn’t entirely like the ending, “bittersweet” didn’t even begin to cover it. I still feel bummed out.

For solo play the controls took some getting used to, but moving the characters individually yet simultaneously with each having their own unique interactions was pretty good—I also appreciated the other little details, such as the little brother being slower.

This game just oozes calmness and serenity (for the most part). Definitely a feel good game.

Played the original way back when. Was the remake necessary.... No. Did it capture the same magic as the original...yes, and the stunning visual upgrade is a nice bonus.

Definitely a recommend from me, especially if you haven't experienced this story before or if it's been a while.