Console Heroes writes: "Developed by Blitz Arcade (a division of Blitz Games Studios), and published by Atlus U.S.A., Droplitz has now reached XBLA, PSN, PC, and iPhone. I have to say I was at first a bit skeptical about the game. From the info I got around the interwebs, the game didn't seem to be very challenging or enjoyable. I can, however, admit I mistakingly judged a book by its cover. The game is surprisingly addictive, and extremely difficult at first. While there are a few hints and tips you can turn on, the difficult part is still there.
The overall gameplay is simple in nature, rotate the available pipes so that the droplitz can go from point A to point B without falling off or hitting a wall. What is a bit of a stretch for me though is the difficulty curve. Most puzzle styled games have an easier first few turns, allowing the player to get the hang of what they are doing. Not in the case of Droplitz though; as each time I started up a new game the first connection of pipes seemed a lot more difficult than those that followed..."
Atlus is holding a sale on a few games, including Demon's Souls, Disgaea and Persona.
usa seems to get sales from atlus quite frequently, few month between sales, but for some reason, europe does not get any of that.
Well to begin with there is no Atlus Europe . There are only crap like Ghostlight and Zen United publishing their stuff , or sometimes NIS .
There are some sales and reduction however , but it's very punctual and on a case by case basis
Time to stock up on persona \!
P4G sucked me in, XD and now im straight up addicted.
sadly they replaced the cutscenes from the ps2 game and also removed the 3d model for town movement, which in my opinion hurt the game even if it does add new things and improve some stuff. the fact that it was on psp rather than vita hurt it due to size limit, still a good game non the less
Gamesta.com announces the latest indie deals with Indie Royale's new Mayhem Bundle that packs 6 games, redeemable through Steam, out of a possible 7 titles. there will be tons of shooting, explosions, horror and even some puzzles in this package.
Steam's deal of the day for June 23rd is Droplitz. The game is 50% off making it $4.99 from the full price of 10$ for the people would couldn't figure that out themselves. Also the sale will end in 24 hours, hence the "deal of the day", so you have until 1pm EST or 10am PST to grab this deal. Below is a description on the game as well as some important information
