This was a blast. Josef Fares’ first game, so why wouldn’t it be, right? Zero spoken words - dozens of stories. It’s really short, about three hours total, so give it a chance if you, like me, somehow left Brothers

I quite love this game—I've played it a couple of times now (alongside different people who also enjoyed it). It is a very heartfelt, beautifully designed game. It is also very unique. The main gimmick is of course

Pros: ‣ Decent story that nearly made me cry as I've been through this journey. ‣ Pretty environments to look at, and scattered benches you can sit on that emphasize this. ‣ Solid audio work. Aligns with the surrounding

Brothers is that rarest of beasts; the perfect game. It does exactly what it sets out to do, does it beautifully, and wraps up at just the right time. In an era where so many "games" are just frameworks to manipulate

Without a doubt, Josef Fares' best game to date, and he's had his fair share of good ones. I can't even imagine playing this when it originally released. It feels so ahead of its time in so many ways.

Played it cause it was a random game I had in my library. Not sure if I got it through a free game day or a bundle. But decided to try and get 100% achievements across random short indie games I randomly have in my