Devs seem to care

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is, obviously, a tale about two brothers on a quest. A dying father requires healing, and his two sons set out to find a way to save him. The developers are able to tell you a story without any direct use of dialogue, text, tutorials, or narration. The control scheme requires a controller (xbox 360, third party, etc.), and while it can at times feel unintuitive, one quickly realizes how important the control style is to the narrative of the story. Despite the fact that the game is short (about 3-4 hours), it provides a fullfilling experience that most AAA-games fail to deliver. I highly suggest picking it up, as it is an excellent example of game design and storytelling through novel means.