- Publisher: Number None Inc.
- Release Date: Aug 6, 2008
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 3
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 486 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 400 out of 486
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Mixed: 41 out of 486
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Negative: 45 out of 486
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[Anonymous]Sep 2, 2008What starts out as "New" or "innovative" quickly becomes stale and mundane. Toss in a too high price tag and a little too much hype and this one just doesn't pan out.
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MarkLAug 10, 2008
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ZevF.Aug 19, 2008
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DylanR.Nov 12, 2008
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RedI.Aug 24, 2008I would have given it a 2 if it wasn't so over hyped... the music is great, but it is a really slow and boring game that recycles the Mario formula (I actually got mad when I got to the part where a dinosaur apeared from out of a castle and said "I'm sorry but the princess is in another castle"... I laughed, but as well I felt insulted) to the point it feels .
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MH.Sep 11, 2008I don't get it. I could only play this game for 15 minutes before I determined it was a total boring waste of time. I wouldn't call it innovative.
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JW.Aug 11, 2008Only played the demo. Did not hold my interest enough to spend $15.
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MitchellMAug 19, 2008Despite the reviews, this game is a piece of trash. I'm sorry but there's nothing to do. It's utter bullshit...and overpriced.
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AdamDrewNov 16, 2009
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Jul 18, 2013Puzzles on a vertical difficulty slope and gimmicks that are not explained nor fleshed out in any detail make this game a pile of over-hyped, over-priced, over-flogged nonsense.
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Awards & Rankings
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Imaginative, innovative, and engrossing, Braid is a spectacular achievement. If only the experience lasted a little longer and there weren't as many puzzles with singular solutions.
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X-ONE Magazine UKYou can't put a price on innovation. [Issue#34, p.116]
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Braid is beautiful, entertaining and inspiring. It stretches both intellect and emotion, and these elements dovetail beautifully rather than chaffing against each other. Still wondering if games can be art? Here's your answer.