Double Fine drops debut Dropchord trailer

As pleasingly eclectic as ever, Psychonauts and Kinect Party developer Double Fine announced earlier this month that its next game is a rhythmic score-attack game made for a weird hand-tracking controller. If you had trouble imagining just what Dropchord would look like, here, the debut trailer shows off its sparkle-sparkle boom-boom gesture-gesture action.

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As pleasingly eclectic as ever, Psychonauts and Kinect Party developer Double Fine announced earlier this month that its next game is a rhythmic score-attack game made for a weird hand-tracking controller. If you had trouble imagining just what Dropchord would look like, here, the debut trailer shows off its sparkle-sparkle boom-boom gesture-gesture action.

The Leap Motion is a magical little box which tracks the movement of your hands, bringing touchscreen gesture-like controls to thin air. It's due to launch in May at $79.99.

Developed together with Dracogen and Leap Motion, Dropchord is slated for release on PC and Mac later this year. A touchscreen version for iOS is in the works too.

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    March 20, 2013 6:00 AM

    Alice O'Connor posted a new article, Double Fine drops debut Dropchord trailer.

    As pleasingly eclectic as ever, Psychonauts and Kinect Party developer Double Fine announced earlier this month that its next game is a rhythmic score-attack game made for a weird hand-tracking controller. If you had trouble imagining just what Dropchord would look like, here, the debut trailer shows off its sparkle-sparkle boom-boom gesture-gesture action.

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      March 20, 2013 6:02 AM

      A rhythm game *and* a new peripheral *and* Double Fine? It's like it was custom made for me!!!

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        March 20, 2013 7:44 AM

        sounds like making software for the udraw

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      April 2, 2013 6:15 AM

      Now this one is a real epilepsy game from Schafer's people.

      But still intriguing.

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