Though Rudolf Kremers and Alex May don't have a firm date to announce yet, the indie developers behind Eufloria have confidently revealed that the release of their surreal real-time-strategy game on the iPad and iPhone is "imminent." What's even better is that the upcoming iOS version of the game won't just be a straight port, and will incorporate a bunch of new improvements.

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'Pay what you want' bundleer Indie Royale has launched a new bundle of indie fun with another five games. The 'Really Big Bundle' packs twin-stick shooter Really Big Sky, soothing spaceborne seedling strategy Eufloria, card game Runespell: Overture, and retro RPGs Cthulhu Saves the World and Breath of Death VII: The Beginning.

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Eufloria is a game about spreading the beauty of nature in a real-time strategy (RTS) setting. It found success as a PC title and is now attempting to translate that same appeal to PSN. For the most part, Eufloria remains an enjoyable experience, though there are some aspects of the game that come across awkwardly in its new console iteration.

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World of Goo developer Ron Carmel recently claimed that developers were losing interest in Xbox Live Arcade, citing difficulties working with Microsoft and its digital platform. Rudolf Kremers, designer of Eufloria, agrees, saying it would be "impossible" to publish on Xbox Live. "For Microsoft the cost would be prohibitive, as they had all sorts of mandatory features. Multiplayer and the like," Kremers explained. "And of course you have to use their QA..."

"The cost picture would be so prohibitive that self publishing would be impossible."

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Sony is bringing a handful of classic PlayStation 2 titles to PS3 this week via PlayStation Network as part of an 'Only On PSN' promotion to highlight PlayStation exclusives. The initial offering of PS2 games will include such curios as Clover's divisive God Hand and Odin Sphere.

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Omni System's alluring indie strategy game, Eufloria, will make the move to PS3 in October. Following a successful release on PC, Eufloria will be enhanced with new units, rebalanced levels, improved AI, new collectibles, an expanded soundtrack, and upgraded graphics for its PS3 re-release.

The strategy game has you planting seeds, in a conquest to take over other territories. It's rather difficult to explain. Thankfully, there's a trailer that can help make sense of it all.

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What's the best way to get into an indie dev's heart? Money.

Sony Computer Entertainment is making an even more aggressive effort to secure exclusives for its PlayStation Network platform by pledging $20 million of support over the next three years. Through its Pub Fund program, PS3 has become home to titles like Joe Danger and Critter Crunch.

Microsoft also negotiates exclusivity deals with indies. However, as evidenced by Braid, Castle Crashers, and most recently, Limbo, it appears those contracts allow developers to re-release their games on competing platforms after a period of time. Most PSN exclusives remain exactly that, with the occasional iOS and Steam port.

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The official PlayStation Blog has revealed that Eufloria, the acclaimed indie strategy game previously only available for PC, will soon be coming to the PlayStation Store.

Eufloria is all about "exploring and conquering procedurally generated asteroid fields," and "using their raw resources to grow seedlings and battle neighboring enemy forces." Developer Omni-Labs describes it as a "game of intergalactic guerrilla gardening" in which players will participate in epic battles against "enemy plant life." Read more »

Eufloria, the "ambient game of space exploration and conquest that employs surprising themes of plant growth and bio mechanical evolution," will be making its way to iPad, iPhone, and Mac in Spring of 2011.

Developers Alex May and Rudolf Kremers have partnered with Omni Systems Ltd. and Tuna, who will be handling the ports of the twenty-five level strategy game, which was originally released for PC in 2009. A PSN version is already in the works for 2011 as well. Read more »

"Some of the best" community-made Eufloria maps have been bundled in with Patch 2.05 for the PC indie "ambient game of space exploration and conquest" along with achievements. It's available from FileShack or will update automatically on Steam.

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Indie developers Rudolf Kremers and Alex May have announced that their PC "ambient game of space exploration and conquest" Eufloria will hit PlayStation 3 in "early 2011."

The downloadable PlayStation Network release will bring "a wide spectrum" of "improvements and additions" to the ambient strategy game, ranging from "visuals, play mechanics and new content" to an expanded soundtrack. Read more »

Independent Games Festival finalist Eufloria is described by developers Alex May and Rudolf Kremers as "an ambient game of space exploration and conquest," a description surely intriguing enough to warrant downloading the 22MB demo from FileShack.

Players take distant control of spaceborne plants to seed and seize new asteroids, which each produce seedlings with different qualities, all set to soothing ambient tones. Read more »