That is until the older brother, Naia, becomes infatuated with the girl and follows her to a cave, a decision that ends up costing him dearly. The brothers being the kind-hearted people they are, rescue her and that seems to be the end of it. As the brothers get nearer to the Tree of Life they stumble upon a tribe that is set on sacrificing a girl. The unique gameplay and the sense of camaraderie that bubbles forth in the player’s mind because of it becomes one of the biggest contributions for the gut punch that is the ending of this game. Yet through well-thought out animations they are able to capture raw, powerful emotions that all of us can relate to.īrothers: A Tale of Two Sons Spoilers Ahead While other video games have a more realistic looking style to them, showing off how expressive minuscule emotions can be on the face, this game has a more minimalistic art style. The emotion within the actions and moments created with these characters show how far unspoken storytelling can go.
One may think that this would weaken the story and make it harder to follow but that is far from the case. That isn’t to say that characters make no sounds at all, instead they use a language exclusive to this world with no translation provided. Each part of this story from the opening shot all the way up to when the credits roll, spoken language is not used. Another strength of this game is the fact that it has no spoken words. But it is not only the music that makes this game stand out and causes you to get swept up in the tale. All of this helps invest the player in striving for the success of the brothers’ quest, cheering them along the way and hoping that despite all the odds they will be successful. The beautiful tracks include ones that evoke emotions in you through the vocals of the singer while other songs within the game help show the danger that may come to the brothers. One of the ways this story immerses you into the world and makes you want the brothers to succeed is through the soundtrack.
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