Developer FluffyLogic has put together a hints, tips and help document about the new downloadable content for their popular tower defence game, Savage Moon. Waldgeist was made available for download from the PlayStation Store at the beginning of the month for €3.99 but gamers soon reported that the DLC was causing some issues with the game. FlufflyLogic has since confirmed that they did a fix for this a few days ago and no new cases have come to light, so [they] are now confident that the issue is resolved for all new purchases of Waldgeist.
If you are new to Savage Moon for PS3/PSN, then start here; if not, then welcome.
Developer Fluffy Logic has announced that the first downloadable content for their popular tower defence game Savage Moon, Waldgeist, is now available for download from the PlayStation Store. This new DLC, initially slated to come out in June, will cost £3.19 or €3.99.
Mike Kebby from European Playstation.Blog writes: Okay, so onto the content this week, we have another mixed bag available for you, from the quiz game TV Show King, to the demo version of Batman: Arkham Asylum, via a trial for Rag Doll Kung-Fu to the third map pack for the ever popular Call of Duty: World at War. The Waldgeist expansion pack for Savage Moon has also arrived, as well as additional content for LittleBigPlanet, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood and Fight Night Round 4. That's not all though, for a complete list scroll down for more!
Savage Moon: Waldgeist DLC Trophy List Revealed by caliblue15 from www.blueraycenter.com. The DLC is bringing 7 new trophies including: 5 bronze, 1 silver, and 1 gold trophy.
In April we brought you news that PlayStation Network exclusive tower defence game Savage Moon would receive an add-on pack in June. Since then fans have become impatient waiting for the DLC to hit the PlayStation Network and now it seems you may have to wait just a little bit longer. El33tonline has confirmed with developer FluffyLogic that the DLC will not be released in June after all.
The popular tower defence game Savage Moon will receive an add-on pack in June. The first add-on pack Waldgeist promises to boost the game's features with six new, unique levels, complete with new insect enemies, towers, alien vegetation and a new final mission.
Parasite, the musician who did the music and sounds for Savage Moon, has just posted a number of re-mixes (by himself and other electronic musicians) of the game music in a dub-step and breakcore stylee.
The PSN-exclusives Flower and Noby Noby Boy both take the top spots in February. These innovative games take gaming in new directions, and we're glad to see gamers have embraced them. 1. Flower 2. Noby Noby Boy 3. Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix 4. 3 on 3 NHL Arcade 5. Savage Moon 6. Mortal Kombat II 7. Bejeweled 2 8. Burnout Paradise 9. Linger in Shadows 10. Magic Ball
Ana Kronschnabl on US Playstation.Blog writes: Hello readers! This is Ana (the producer) and Tomas (the designer) from FluffyLogic. We're a digital media development studio based in Bristol, UK. The home of trip-hop, Isambard Kingdom Brunel and John Cabot who set sail and discovered America in 1497 (Though I don't think the Native Americans had reported it lost…) bubum… For the last few months we've been hard at work on our take on the Tower Defense genre. Although here in the UK we spell it 'defence' ;-). If you've not played any tower defence games, you're missing out. They are a great off-shoot of real-time strategy games where the player can only build static defences and the enemy is the one on the move. Our art director, Stuart, introduced us to a few of the games on the net and needless to say, work around the office dropped to zero as we got hooked. At the time we had been given a couple of PS3 development kits by Sony to play around with and we thought, Wow, we'd love to do our own take on this. We threw around a few ideas then went up to see Sony and surprisingly enough, it turned out that they had been thinking exactly the same thing. Thus Savage Moon, our first game for the PS3, was born. It is due for release on the PlayStation Network store this week for $9.99…we're very excited.
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