Braid is the rare game that will make you rack your brain ... he has to rescue his lost princess from an evil monster. The story, told through books before each of the six worlds, chronicles ...

It’s possible to head from the left to the right and reach the game’s end, barely touching a puzzle nor using your abilities, should you fancy. Braid doesn’t care how you play it ...

In it, I’m going to dissect the PSN, XBLA and PC title Braid and attempt to cover the game’s true meaning and summise why, as a whole, the game is one of the finest bits of software ever created.

a few games could barely do 1080p, if they were very spare with regard to per-pixel detail, which Braid was not (Braid's style involves drawing lots of translucent particles over each other ...

Despite Blow's apparent desire to get away from Braid, the game's been good to its creator. "[Braid has] made more money for me than if I had been working in a high-paying job for all the time I ...

But you will also soon realise that Braid is less about precision jumping and more about lateral thinking. The game’s hook is a series of powers that allow you to manipulate the flow of time in ...

and—this is the kicker—more than 15 hours of commentary from Braid creator Jonathan Blow and other members of the game industry. In a classic "but that's not all!" move, along with the ...

One of the most imaginative download only games ever created, Braid proves continually inventive, perplexing, beautiful and clever. So very clever that perhaps the game’s only flaw is its ...