The Gaming Experience
Shaun InguanzoEchochrome: PSP, PS3 Video Hands On
June 24th 2008 12:00
The five laws of echochrome will soon rule your world!
CHECK OUT THE GAMER HERALD VIDEO AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST!
Gamer Herald was given a download voucher to check out the echochrome demo for the PS3 and the full version UMD for the PSP.
This puzzler is incredible. Remember the first time you played Tetris? That warm fuzzy feeling? echochrome will have you reliving that Christmas all over again.
In echochrome, players manipulate a path-based world inhabited by a little black stick figure.
There are five perspective laws to abide by; travelling, landing, existence, absence and jumping.
For example, if a path appears to be complete, it is. Or if one pathway appears to be above another, it is.
These laws are all powerful, and will have you both cursing yourself and enjoying the game at the same time.
Gamer Herald has put together a video preview of the title. This is our first video production, so please be gentle, we promise to get better every time!
CHECK OUT THE GAMER HERALD VIDEO AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST!
Echochrome for the PSP and PS3 = Highly addictive!
This puzzler is incredible. Remember the first time you played Tetris? That warm fuzzy feeling? echochrome will have you reliving that Christmas all over again.
Take me to your leader! Or whoever produced that insanely amateur video below!
In echochrome, players manipulate a path-based world inhabited by a little black stick figure.
There are five perspective laws to abide by; travelling, landing, existence, absence and jumping.
For example, if a path appears to be complete, it is. Or if one pathway appears to be above another, it is.
These laws are all powerful, and will have you both cursing yourself and enjoying the game at the same time.
Gamer Herald has put together a video preview of the title. This is our first video production, so please be gentle, we promise to get better every time!
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