Braid (X360)
Developer: Number None Inc.
Developer: Number None Inc.
Developer: Number None Inc.
Publisher: Number None Inc.
Publisher: Number None Inc.
Genre: Platformer
Release Date: August 6, 2008 (US)
Release Date: August 6, 2008 (US)
Release Date: August 6, 2008 (AU)
OFLC: PG
Braid
Braid (X360)

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Developer: Number None Inc.
Developer: Number None Inc.
Developer: Number None Inc.
Publisher: Number None Inc.
Publisher: Number None Inc.
Genre: Platformer
Release Date: August 6, 2008 (US)
Release Date: August 6, 2008 (US)
Release Date: August 6, 2008 (AU)
OFLC: PG
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Braid

Braid is a platformer/puzzle game with unique elements that aim to provide a mind-expanding, filler-free experience. The player journeys across seven worlds to rescue a princess; in each world, time behaves in its own peculiar way. The player must cleverly manipulate the flow of time to solve puzzles.


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Braid (X360)

Release Region: United States
Release Date: August 6, 2008
Publisher: Number None Inc.

Braid (X360)

Release Region: Australia
Release Date: August 6, 2008
Publisher: Number None Inc.

Also available on: PlayStation 3, PC, Macintosh

Specifications

Release Medium

144.45 MB

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Features

  • Forgiving yet challenging gameplay: Braid is a 2-D platform game where you can never die and never lose. Despite this, Braid is challenging—but the challenge is about solving puzzles, rather than forcing you to replay tricky jumps
  • Rich puzzle environment: Travel through a series of worlds searching for puzzle pieces, then solving puzzles by manipulating time: rewinding, creating parallel universes, setting up pockets of dilated time. The gameplay feels fresh and new; the puzzles are meant to inspire new ways of thinking
  • Aesthetic design: A painterly art style and lush, organic soundtrack complement the unique gameplay
  • Nonlinear story: A nonlinear fiction links the various worlds and provides real-world metaphors for your time manipulations; in turn, your time manipulations are projections of the real-world themes into playful "what-if" universes where consequences can be explored
  • Nonlinear gameplay: The game doesn't force you to solve puzzles in order to proceed. If you can't figure something out, just play onward and return to that puzzle later

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