Kumi Yuasa, associate producer of Echochrome, has confirmed that 20 new user-created levels will be released over the next few days.
Starting from today until May 21, the 20 levels will be made available to PS3 Echochrome players via the game's Freeform mode.
"The additional levels will appear at random in Freeform mode if you set your difficulty level to 2 or 3," explains Yuasa.
"The difficulty level is represented by the
When it premiered at E3 2007, echochrome was the talk of the town, were the internet a town and forum posters people. Nearly a year has passed since then with very few things being mentioned as its buzz slowly quieted. Then a bolt from the blue appeared in the form of a post on the official Playstation blog. The post let everyone know that the game, scheduled for a May launch, will have its demo released it tomorrow on PSN and for
Sony's mind-melting puzzler, Echochrome, is out on the US PSN today for your brain-aching pleasure.
In case you've not been following it, Echochrome is an innovative little title which sees you rotating simple 3D environments to create paths for a little walking make to traverse.
It uses a clever optical illusion mechanic, where obstacles like holes or gaps in the path disappear when you can't see them. It hurts just trying to
Kumi Yuasa, associate producer of Echochrome, has confirmed that 20 new user-created levels will be released over the next few days.
Starting from today until May 21, the 20 levels will be made available to PS3 Echochrome players via the game's Freeform mode.
"The additional levels will appear at random in Freeform mode if you set your difficulty level to 2 or 3," explains Yuasa.
"The difficulty level is represented by the
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