Pocket Gamer: The problem with Blood Brothers is that it's not a game. It's dressed up like a game, with graphics, numbers, and a semblance of a story, but when it comes down to it there's almost no playing involved whatsoever.
Much like its stablemate Rage of Bahamut, Blood Brothers entices you in with pretty fantasy artwork and a promise of progression, and then abandons you to swan off and play the game on its own.
An article on Venture Beat gives details regarding the recent announcement by Tokyo-based publisher DeNA that gamers will be able to "...return to the land of Arnashia 100 years later in a new sequel to the bestselling Blood Brothers mobile RPG."
iOS.AppsGoer writes:"Blood Brothers is a mobile card collection game developed by DeNA. It is available on both the App store and Google Play."
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