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* EventObscuringCamera: Because of the nature of the game, the only camera controls you have allow you to rotate the isometric view to the left or right. Sometimes this is not enough to get a clear picture of what you're trying to do. The camera also automatically swings around and this can be disorienting since you're trying to manage two characters with separate movement controls (it can also make you mildly motion sick if keeps whipping around).
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Deleting ZCE that is also Sugar Wiki.
* FanNickname: Fans refer to the older brother as Naia, and to the younger brother as Naiee. Both names are based on the terms the heroes use to call each other.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The settings are detailed rather spectacularly.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: If you judge the game based off of its publicized content, then it's very easy to mistake this game as a children's title. Although the game does feature two [[KidHero kid heroes]] wandering around a fantasy world while on misadventures, this game is ''not'' appropriate for younger kids. The game features quite a bit of blood, onscreen death, nightmarish sequences throughout the game, [[spoiler: and ultimately ends with one of the protagonists suffering a CruelAndUnusualDeath]]. In fact the whole reason why the boys are on their journey is because their father is ''dying''. Yet despite the "T" rating, this game received nominations for best ''family'' game.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: If you judge the game based off of its publicized content, then it's very easy to mistake this game as a children's title. Although the game does feature two [[KidHero kid heroes]] wandering around a fantasy world while on misadventures, this game is ''not'' appropriate for younger kids. The game features quite a bit of blood, onscreen death, nightmarish sequences throughout the game, [[spoiler: and ultimately ends with one of the protagonists suffering a CruelAndUnusualDeath]]. In fact the whole reason why the boys are on their journey is because their father is ''dying''. Yet despite the "T" rating, this game received nominations for best ''family'' game.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: The final battle requires the player to stun the boss with the younger brother so the older brother can damage it. With good timing, it's possible to stun the boss as soon as it recovers, letting you deplete its health with minimal effort.
* AssPull: The brothers save a gryphon halfway through the game, though it appears to die shortly after. In the epilogue, [[spoiler:the creature returns without explanation to fly the younger brother back home]].
* EnjoyTheStorySkipTheGame: Some reviewers consider the gameplay fairly basic and unchallenging, though they still recommend the game due to the charming interactions between the brothers and the surprising ending.
* AssPull: The brothers save a gryphon halfway through the game, though it appears to die shortly after. In the epilogue, [[spoiler:the creature returns without explanation to fly the younger brother back home]].
* EnjoyTheStorySkipTheGame: Some reviewers consider the gameplay fairly basic and unchallenging, though they still recommend the game due to the charming interactions between the brothers and the surprising ending.
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* NightmareFuel: A surprisingly dark game, all told. The valley of dead giants deserves special mention, particularly when the boys must wade through rivers of blood.
** At least none of the giant corpses attack or try to harm the player. No, the part where the game first takes a really dark turn [[DontGoInTheWoods is the forest.]] It's night and the boys are introduced sitting in front of a fire when wolves with eerie glowing eyes show up and will gladly devour either brother if given the smallest chance. As if that wasn't bad enough they also come across a few corpses hanging from the trees while escaping the wolves. How did they get there and why? [[NothingIsScarier The game doesn't say.]] Oh, and just when it looks like the brothers are finally almost out of the woods the [[WhenTreesAttack trees themselves try to kill them.]]
** At least none of the giant corpses attack or try to harm the player. No, the part where the game first takes a really dark turn [[DontGoInTheWoods is the forest.]] It's night and the boys are introduced sitting in front of a fire when wolves with eerie glowing eyes show up and will gladly devour either brother if given the smallest chance. As if that wasn't bad enough they also come across a few corpses hanging from the trees while escaping the wolves. How did they get there and why? [[NothingIsScarier The game doesn't say.]] Oh, and just when it looks like the brothers are finally almost out of the woods the [[WhenTreesAttack trees themselves try to kill them.]]
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* NightmareFuel: A surprisingly dark game, all told. NauseaFuel: One of the puzzles in chapter 5 forces the player to amputate the putrid leg of a deceased giant. The brothers themselves gag after the segment is completed.
* NightmareFuel:
** The valley of dead giantsdeserves special mention, particularly when has a segment where the boys must wade through rivers of blood.
**At least none of the giant corpses attack or try to harm the player. No, the part where the The game first takes a really dark turn [[DontGoInTheWoods is in the forest.forest level.]] It's night and the boys are introduced sitting in front of a fire when wolves with eerie glowing eyes show up and will gladly devour either brother if given the smallest chance. As if that wasn't bad enough they also come across a few corpses hanging from the trees while escaping the wolves. How did they get there and why? wolves, [[NothingIsScarier The game doesn't say.with no explanation on how they got there.]] Oh, and And just when it looks like the brothers are finally almost out of the woods woods, the [[WhenTreesAttack trees themselves try to kill them.]]
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** The valley of dead giants
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This is so vague it's pretty much a ZCE. I checked both GameFaqs and Steam forums and didn't see anyone having trouble with the flying mechanic.
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* ThatOneLevel: It is really difficult to get the hang of flying that hang-glider.
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General example, ZCE.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The whole soundtrack.
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* NightmareFuel: A surprisingly dark game, all told. The valley of dead giants deserves special mention, particularly when the the boys must wade through rivers of blood.
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* NightmareFuel: A surprisingly dark game, all told. The valley of dead giants deserves special mention, particularly when the the boys must wade through rivers of blood.
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* PlayerPunch: [[spoiler: Not only does the Older Brother die, the game forces you, the player, to bury him. During this sequence, pressing Younger Brother's action button before he reaches his brother's corpse to drag it into the grave causes him to ''fall to his kness and cry'' until you release it again.]]
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* PlayerPunch: [[spoiler: Not only does the Older Brother die, the game forces you, the player, to bury him. During this sequence, pressing Younger Brother's action button before he reaches his brother's corpse to drag it into the grave causes him to ''fall to his kness knees and cry'' cry again'' until you release it again.]]
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* PlayerPunch: [[spoiler: Not only does the Older Brother die, the game forces you, the player, to bury him.]]
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* PlayerPunch: [[spoiler: Not only does the Older Brother die, the game forces you, the player, to bury him. During this sequence, pressing Younger Brother's action button before he reaches his brother's corpse to drag it into the grave causes him to ''fall to his kness and cry'' until you release it again.]]
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: If you judge the game based off of its publicized content, then it's very easy to mistake this game as a children's title. Although the game does feature two [[KidHero kid heroes]] wandering around a fantasy world while on misadventures, this game is ''not'' appropriate for younger kids. The game features quite a bit of blood, onscreen death, nightmarish sequences throughout the game, [[spoiler: and ultimately ends with one of the protagonists suffering a CruelAndUnusualDeath]]. In fact the whole reason why the boys are on their journey is because their father is ''dying''. Yet despite the "T" rating, this game received nominations for best ''family'' game.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: If you judge the game based off of its publicized content, then it's very easy to mistake this game as a children's title. Although the game does feature two [[KidHero kid heroes]] wandering around a fantasy world while on misadventures, this game is ''not'' appropriate for younger kids. The game features quite a bit of blood, onscreen death, nightmarish sequences throughout the game, [[spoiler: and ultimately ends with one of the protagonists suffering a CruelAndUnusualDeath]]. In fact the whole reason why the boys are on their journey is because their father is ''dying''. Yet despite the "T" rating, this game received nominations for best ''family'' game.game.
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* AwesomeMusic: The whole soundtrack.
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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The whole soundtrack.
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* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The settings are detailed rather spectacularly.
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* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The settings are detailed rather spectacularly.
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** At least none of the giant corpses attack or try to harm the player. No, the part where the game first takes a really dark turn [[DontGoInTheWoods is the forest.]] Its night and the boys are introduced sitting in front of a fire when wolves with eerie glowing eyes show up and will gladly devour either brother if given the smallest chance. As if that wasn't bad enough they also come across a few corpses hanging from the trees while escaping the wolves. How did they get there and why? [[NothingIsScarier The game doesn't say.]] Oh, and just when it looks like the brothers are finally almost out of the woods the [[WhenTreesAttack trees themselves try to kill them.]]
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** At least none of the giant corpses attack or try to harm the player. No, the part where the game first takes a really dark turn [[DontGoInTheWoods is the forest.]] Its It's night and the boys are introduced sitting in front of a fire when wolves with eerie glowing eyes show up and will gladly devour either brother if given the smallest chance. As if that wasn't bad enough they also come across a few corpses hanging from the trees while escaping the wolves. How did they get there and why? [[NothingIsScarier The game doesn't say.]] Oh, and just when it looks like the brothers are finally almost out of the woods the [[WhenTreesAttack trees themselves try to kill them.]]
