Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons certainly garnered plenty of praise when it originally released as it's an original adventure with an emotional story where you control two brothers through various beautifully rendered environments.

Up until now though it's a game which has only had the option to control both brothers on one controller with the two control sticks, the Switch version will offer true co-op but you can still just play it in the way which seems to be originally intended as well, though it's nice to have options and so see such an acclaimed title coming to Nintendo's console.

Check below for the PR details and a launch trailer...

BAFTA® AWARD-WINNING INDIE ADVENTURE ‘BROTHERS: A TALE OF TWO SONS’ IS COMING TO NINTENDO SWITCH™ MAY 28

Experience the Heartwarming Fairytale with a Friend in New 2-Player Co-Op Mode

CALABASAS, CA, Calif. – May 21, 2019 – Global videogame publisher 505 Games and developer Turn Me Up Games will bring the award-winning indie adventure game Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons to Nintendo Switch™ on Tuesday, May 28 for £ 9.99

Starting today, players who pre-order Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons from the Nintendo eShop will receive a limited-time ten percent discount on the critically-acclaimed indie game from visionary Swedish film director Josef Fares (A Way Out): Pre-orders available from today, https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Nintendo-Switch-download-software/Brothers-A-Tale-of-Two-Sons-1562794.html

The Nintendo Switch™ version of Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons introduces an all-new two-player local cooperative mode, offering players an opportunity to experience the heartwarming fairytale adventure together with friends or family for the very first time. Players can embark on an epic journey in single-player or with a friend to solve puzzles, explore stunning locations and face off against harrowing bosses. In addition to the new two-player cooperative mode, the Nintendo Switch™ version of the game will come with exclusive bonus content, including a behind-the-scenes commentary from director Josef Fares and a concept art gallery.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is rated PEGI 16 and will be available as a digital-only download via the Nintendo eShop.

What do you think of this game making its way to the Switch? Will you be playing it with a friend or by yourself? Have you played the game before on other platforms?

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