Neocrisis: We had the pleasure of getting a interview with Enrique Galvez, the CEO at Rockin' Android.
One Angry Gamer "Anime games have slowly been creeping into the library of available games on Steam for some time now. Valve’s distribution service still hasn’t completely broken through the cultural barrier that keeps some famous Japanese publishers from going all-in on the service, but Steam is steadily attracting a larger pool of Eastern-themed games and one of them happens to be the PS3 title, Crescent Pale Mist."
East of Nowhere reviews yet another game by publisher Rockin' Android. This time an inventive and interesting platformer/beat-um up.
"Crescent Pale Mist is an imaginative beat-em up style platformer game developed by ClassiC Shikoukairo and published here in the states for PSN by Rockin’ Android. It is the story of Gasyuki, a magical world, filled with forbidden magics, and a pale mist. It is a title with a small release without much fanfare (even for a PSN title), but is it a good one?"
certainly feels like they didn't attempt to clean it up from its rougher PC version.
Crescent Pale Mist is developed by Rockin’ Android, and is a downloadable title available off of the PlayStation Network. The game is a fast paced side-scroller that is advertised as over the top with an story to boot. Also it is worth noting that it is a PlayStation Network Exclusive as well.
I wish PSN had demo's for there arcade games. I bought this game because I thought it looked fun in a little video but I think it kind of sucks.