Braid, Anniversary Edition

Netflix, Inc.

About this game

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Bend time to solve subtle platform puzzles in this update of the indie classic "Braid," featuring refreshed artwork and seriously in-depth creator commentary.

Travel from a city house through a series of interconnected worlds where time behaves strangely, searching for an elusive Princess. Along the way you'll explore memories and regrets that still haunt you. This Anniversary Edition remaster of the award-winning platformer contains fully repainted high-resolution graphics, new sound effects and extensive audio commentary.

MANIPULATE TIME TO MOVE FORWARD

Rewind, pause and use the strange properties of time in each world to run and jump through beautifully painted environments. Avoid hazards, unlock doors and collect jigsaw puzzle pieces to assemble. If you get hung up on a particular puzzle, feel free to move on and return later.

A FRESH COAT OF PAINT

This is the game you remember, with all the original challenges and the same haunting, evocative score — but repainted pixel by pixel so that each carefully rendered world comes to life in high resolution. New visual details, animated brushstroke effects and revamped sounds add to the immersive experience.

GO (DEEP) BEHIND THE SCENES

Explore the most extensive developer commentary ever put into a game, with over 12 hours of recorded insight and conversation from developer Jonathan Blow, artist David Hellman and more members of the "Braid" creative team. Navigate it by visiting a new in-game world, which also contains new puzzles and redesigns of classic puzzles.

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Ratings and reviews

The lack of a fixed joystick location makes the controls feel far worse than they actually are. It makes the game feel slippery and inconsistant, which is a death sentence for a precision platformer. If fixed, will update review.

The game features a lame excuse for a mobile control system. The buttons are unreliable and move around slightly every so often when you press them. Puzzles become near-impossible when you have to press the time travel button six times in a row, only for the button to move slightly, making you press the jump button instead. There was no thought put into this, they just put a couple movable buttons on the screen that replace a physical controller. Way too frustrating to complete.

A GREAT PUZZLE GAME I am very impressed with the qualify of the Mobile version. This is just amazing