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That’s right, for an astounding $5.99, PixelJunk Eden Encore can be yours! Remember, not only are you getting new Trophies and levels, but actual new concepts, like the Zero-Gravity power-up you can use.
Expect loads of new fun!
So now I wonder who will be first to discover the cool Easter Egg (appropriate time of year too!) at the end of the game…
The next PixelJunk title is being worked on, so here’s a video on Eden Encore:
PixelJunk Eden Encore launching on PSN this Thursday [PS Blog]
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Q-Games announces today that they will release Dreams of Another, the latest game from Baiyon (PixelJunk Eden,) on PC/Steam alongside their PlayStation 5 and...
Q-Games is known for making surprisingly simple yet addictive games on the PSN and their latest entry in their PixelJunk series is their grandest...
