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Whether you live to jump or not, if you can stifle your inner graphics goblin long enough to get a sense of what Brave has to offer, you might be surprised at just how engaging a well-polished PS2 port can be on 360. If only there could have been a 360 or PS3 version, Brave might have soared considerably higher.
60
It looks like a last-gen Disney reject, but Brave does a great job of showing children the basics of different genres. [Oct 2009, p.74]
55
Brave is obviously designed with children new to gaming in mind, but even they shouldn’t tolerate this glitchy mess. There’s a pretty good game here, hiding amongst the bugs, graphical issues, and poorly designed platforming sequences. It’s called Brave: Search for Spirit Dancer, and you can find it for a very reasonable price for the PS2.
50
Brave: A Warrior's Tale for the Xbox 360 is a game which will hardly please even your most casual gamer.
49
Brave: A Warrior's Tale for the Xbox 360 is a game only recommended for children who are just picking up gaming.
45
A cruelly hijacked story makes this otherwise serviceable game a pale shadow of adventures past.
45
It's a shame that this title is recommended for children who are just picking up gaming, because the frustrations involved will most likely turn them off.
43
A simple title meant for kids unfamiliar with the gaming world. As an introductory product -- an ultra light action-adventure -- Brave has far too many rotten bits and oddities to recommend.
42
I love the concepts, story, and gameplay ideas behind Brave but they just aren’t executed in a fashion that is remotely playable or enjoyable, especially if you have played anything better.
40
It might be interesting at a low price for low expectations, but experienced players should stay two meters from it.
