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Elegantly twisted puzzle game, that abuses the power of perspective. Mental.

Genre: Puzzle
Release date: May 1, 2008
Published by: SCEA
Developed by: SCEA
Multiplayer Modes:

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1 player SOLO

8 GREAT
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Latest Stories

User generated Echochrome levels incoming

20 new levels for Sony's puzzling PSN game go live today

PSP News - May 15, 2008

Echochrome

Arty puzzler is a brain-breaking experience

PSP Review - May 1, 2008

Echochrome hits US today

Awesome puzzler goes west - UK still waiting

PSP News - May 1, 2008

Echochrome - import hands-on

Broadcasting IQ tests in black and white

PSP Preview - Apr 30, 2008

Features

Sony Press Conference Lowdown

PlayStation nation touts big games and tweaked hardware, gets hug from Chewbacca

Jul 12, 2007

» All 1 Echochrome Features

News

User generated Echochrome levels incoming

20 new levels for Sony's puzzling PSN game go live today

May 15, 2008

Echochrome hits US today

Awesome puzzler goes west - UK still waiting

May 1, 2008

Echochrome demo tomorrow, 4/24

Get a small taste of having your mind totally blown

Apr 23, 2008

E3 07: Meet Echochrome

[UPDATE] Footage of Sony Japan's charming new PSN/PSP title

Jul 17, 2007

Sony Press Conference Lowdown

PlayStation nation touts big games and tweaked hardware, gets hug from Chewbacca

Jul 12, 2007

» All 5 Echochrome News Stories

Review

Arty puzzler is a brain-breaking experience

May 1, 2008

Echochrome looks arty. Pretentious. Snooty, even, but for all its edgy minimalism, few games provide such a colorful challenge. It’s a dignified and well-measured puzzler - and PS3 certainly needs some more of those. As you can tell from the screenshots, Echochrome uses impossible structures like those conceived by MC Escher (that well-known hip hop artist), and gives you the apparently simple task of guiding an ...

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Previews

Echochrome - import hands-on

Broadcasting IQ tests in black and white

Apr 30, 2008

A monochrome game where a stickman chases shadows around logic-defying structures hanging in space, you say? Yeah, that’ll be Echochrome. But that hasn’t stopped us from loving every head-scratching minute. The first hour or two playing Echochrome was mostly spent just enjoying the novelty of its concept. You don’t control the walking/jumping/falling character as such; you control the level (or the camera, ... » Read Full Echochrome preview

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