PixelJunk Eden Encore (2009)

Developer: Q-Games Ltd.
Publisher: Q-Games Ltd., Sony Computer Entertainment
Platforms: PlayStation 3, PC (Microsoft Windows)
Genres: Platform, Puzzle, Indie
Where to get it: Steam

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How it feels

A lush, dreamlike platformer that feels meditative and addictive as you swing through living gardens.

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About

Utterly unique and spell-bindingly beautiful, PixelJunk Eden Encore welcomes you back to a psychedelic world unlike anything you’ve ever experienced before. As a tiny, silk-spinning ‘grimp’, it is up to you to collect the lost “Spectra” that have been scattered across all the gardens of Eden. Lush visuals, slick controls and amazing music make it an incredibly atmospheric and addictive experience. Download the Eden Encore add-on to expand your copy of the game with five stunning new levels, complete with fresh gameplay twists, unique new Trophies and music tracks. Key Features of the Original Game: -Stunning Visuals - Stylish graphics brought to life in gorgeous 1080p HD -Multiplayer Co-op - Local co-op play to for up to three players -Trophy and Online Support - Unlock Trophies and track high scores via online leaderboards -Video Recording - Record gameplay videos to the hard drive or upload directly to YouTube -Remote Play - Supports Remote Play for PSP system* The Steam version of PixelJunk Eden includes both Eden and the Encore expansion.

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