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Another pair of games are coming to PlayStation Plus subscribers tomorrow, in the shapely forms of Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition and Rochard. If you like punching faces or, er, the voice of Duke Nukem muttering about solving physics puzzles, it's good news.
Rochard developer Recoil Games has shown off seven minutes of a prototype sequel to its puzzle platformer starring the voice behind Duke Nukem, Jon St. John. Don't get too excited just yet, as the game's actually on hold. Alas, the original game struggled to get attention, so Recoil's having trouble drumming up funding.
Pay-what-you-want pioneers Humble Bundle have returned with another bargain bundle of top indie games for your purchasing pleasure. Its latest offering packs Dustforce, Rochard, Shatter, Space Pirates and Zombies, Torchlight and Vessel, along with most of their soundtracks.
The indie puzzle-platformer Rochard has been on PlayStation Network and Steam, but now the grizzled space miner has made a surprise appearance on Mac as well. Better yet, the App Store is offering the game for $2.99 for a limited time, 70% off the regular price.
Rather than faff around with long and protracted release run-ups, Recoil Games today announced simply that a PC edition of Rochard will be released next week via Steam. The puzzle-platformer was originally released on PlayStation 3 barely a month ago as part of Sony's so-called 'Only On PSN ' promotion.
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.
Three very different PlayStation Network exclusives have been dated today. First up is Infamous 2: Festival of Blood. This standalone expansion to Infamous 2 won't require the original disc, and will have Cole bitten a vampire. He'll have 24 hours before he succumbs to the curse, and stop the vampiric curse from spreading. New to Festival of Blood is support for the PlayStation Move controller, a feature not found in the original two games.
Festival of Blood will be available as a standalone PlayStation Network game on October 25th.
Sony Online Entertainment announced a hefty helping of release dates and prices for some of its anticipated upcoming downloadable titles today. Rochard, Payday: The Heist, and Sideway: New York will all drop in late September and early October, making for a nicely packed fall schedule.
At last week's Game Developers Conference, I got a chance to get a first-look and some hands-on playtime with Rochard, Recoil Games' upcoming title for the PlayStation Network. In one of the conference suites at San Francisco's W Hotel, I was greeted by Rochard's Creative Director, Burt Kane, who got me up to speed while I played through a few brief sections that showed off an array of Rochard's different gameplay elements.
After watching Rochard's debut trailer (shown below), Kane provided me with a brief overview of what players can expect from the story: Read more »
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