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Amazing game and does an excellent job of setting the atmosphere of the first movie. It's not all guns blazing action, more looming unease and horror.

The only issue I had was that finding my way to the objectives was a bit of an issue, partially due to level design.

I enjoy everything about this game besides the actual combat mechanics. Unfortunately the meat & potatoes of the game is in the combat and due to these mechanics I would not recommend this game to those looking for a "good time". If that does not deter you, I would recommend playing on rookie unless you are a masochist or experienced in these types of games.

PROS:
-Great Soundtrack
-Interesting Story
-Awesome Pre-Mission Hype
-Good Base Building
-Amazing Art
-Good Character Customization

CONS:
-Player vs. Enemy Actions Unbalanced
-Cover almost Irrelevant (for You, not Enemy)
-Hit Chance Percentage is Inaccurate, a Joke (Morrowind Nightmare Vibes)
-Fog of War Does not Exist for Enemy but does for you
-Combat Interface Clunky, Buggy
-Game Breaking Bugs Freeze Gameplay

The controls make it slightly frustrating at first but once you start equipping yourself and learn to take advantage of distance to your enemy it gets alot better. And if you can find a dungeon map you're on easy street. A very interesting dungeon crawl.

Bought it at a discount for 8 dollars. Was it worth it? I'm still not sure.

-I had to rebind almost all the controls because they were horrible. (other people seem to think so too)

-The game's multiplayer is very poor and does everything it can to make you feel like you're playing alone. (Multiplayer was the reason we bought the game)

-NPCs will target you if you have a large amount of cargo without scanning your ship (under the excuse that they got good information) EVERY time you have a full cargo hold. (This makes anyone who just wants to be a space trucker have to engage in combat or escape interdictions 2-3 times every run)

-There are cosmetic items which would be great and really add playability to the game if they weren't all $1.50 each (there are NO free cosmetic items, NONE). This along with the $20 expansions just to make it slightly less difficult to play with friends. I've heard the creator says they hate pay2win but the nickel and diming I encountered in this game is absolutely disgusting.

-There are long periods of travel, which would be fine, but because there is no general autopilot, it requires just enough attention that you have to constantly look back to make sure you haven't overshot your destination or been interdicted or flew off course.

-The game tries very very hard to be EVE online, but succeeds only in being a poor attempt with only the cockpit experience being unique.

tl;dr: EVE online handles this way better.

OLD REVIEW:
This would be alot better if you could choose which bench you wanted to start from once you got that far. Like some people said, some of the benches are placed in ridiculous spots which put you at a disadvantage the moment you respawn.

Fun playing through individual characters maybe once or twice for the unique interactions, but having to start from the beginning over and over is definitely not a plus in my opinion.

It would also be nice to backtrack because at some points you realize an item you need is back the way you came, but you're forced to move forward.

What bothers me most about the game is that there are decisions that are in no way forgiving (some choices will just kill you outright with little to no warning) and it basically makes the game a "Play game, Make mistake, Restart, Avoid mistake."

NEW REVIEW:
I would say that after quite a while and a few more playthroughs, I understand the theme they are going for now, and some of my previous complaints are off the mark in that they are wanting a different genre altogether.

I still feel the same way about being able to backtrack, but the game is meant to have single run throughs for replayability. If you're fine with rogue-like games and are willing to accept that it's a one way street then this game can be a good bit of fun.

After the amount of time this game has been out, I figured it would have at least a decent amount of structures to build and some variety. I was wrong. In about 6 hours of play, if that, I managed to build every building in the game and after that it was just HR management where you assign a new worker after one of the older ones dies. I'll probably play it a little longer, but even getting it discounted at a low 7 dollars, I feel somewhat dissapointed.

Solid Game, just wish it wasn't so short.

There's alot of "you have to figure it out for yourself" moments but overall they won't stop you from continuing on. Alot of wasted potential since there was quite a few moments when I thought, "wow this is a cool mechanic," only for them to never use it again.

Even though it had some problems, if you enjoy stalker or metro games it's a very nice story and world for you to explore. Worth the price it's being sold for, and I hope they make some extended polished stuff with the resources they used for this one.

Pros:
-Decent Story (Nazis win WW2, alternate timeline)
-Good FPS gameplay
-Well made cutscenes and transitions
-Some good characters
-literally prototype doom
-MOON

Cons:
-Lack of Weapon variety
-Lack of Enemy variety
-Felt extremely short
-Magical Jews (omg he racist)
-unnecessary romance subplot
-hamfisted NAZIS ARE EVIL moments every ten feet
-Inner Monologue is extremely annoying
-(personal preference) lack of noticeable damage feedback (can't tell when i'm getting hit during intense combat)

6/10
Buy cheap or borrow from friend. Play once. Last wolfenstein was much better in my opinion.

It's not a bad game but it gets really preachy. You are literally Aldo Raine, and who thought it was a good idea to put Hodor and Jimi Hendrix in your resistance group? Don't even get me started on the Da'at Yichud bs. Alot of the story seemed extremely subjective.

The controls are relatively complex compared to other games involving your weapon, but that's a plus once you get used to it. As for the gameplay, graphics, enemies, etc. it's not very interesting. While this may be a fun little game mechanics demo, the actual game is lacking. IMO Probably not worth five dollars but worth trying at least once.

Honestly for such a short a game Brothers is one I will remember for a long time. When it started my first impression was "wow this is really cheesy," and "the controls for this are really wonky." Once you get used to the unique controls (which happens within a few minutes), the game becomes incredible. The world and environments are some of the best I've ever seen and the tone while somewhat lighthearted has so many glimpses of things that make you stop and think. Any fan of fantasy will remember this for a long time to come.