During a session at yesterday’s Independent Games Summit in San Francisco, Q-Games’ Dylan Cuthbert has revealed the next installment of their PlayStation NetworkPixelJunkseries. CalledPixelJunk Eden, not much is known about the game outside of what you see in the above trailer.The game appears to be a highly stylized pollination simulator of sort, which relies heavily on physics as a major component of the gameplay.Cuthbert saysthe game is “like an organic Mario, in a way.” And that right there clears absolutely nothing up, but that doesn’t mean I’m not intrigued.Cuthbert also revealed sketches for the fourthPixelJunkgame, a top-down dungeon crawler calledPixelJunk Dungeon.I’m going to do my best to corner Cuthbert at GDC this week, and possibly get him to slip some more info on both titles.
During a session at yesterday’s Independent Games Summit in San Francisco, Q-Games’ Dylan Cuthbert has revealed the next installment of their PlayStation NetworkPixelJunkseries. CalledPixelJunk Eden, not much is known about the game outside of what you see in the above trailer.
The game appears to be a highly stylized pollination simulator of sort, which relies heavily on physics as a major component of the gameplay.Cuthbert saysthe game is “like an organic Mario, in a way.” And that right there clears absolutely nothing up, but that doesn’t mean I’m not intrigued.
Cuthbert also revealed sketches for the fourthPixelJunkgame, a top-down dungeon crawler calledPixelJunk Dungeon.I’m going to do my best to corner Cuthbert at GDC this week, and possibly get him to slip some more info on both titles.
