PixelJunk Eden certainly is different
by Andrew Yoon 
{ May 16th 2008 at 9:03PM }
The PSN's conquest to be home of the quirkiest downloadable titles continues. flow may have mesmerized audiences, but Q-Games is trying their own hand at something really new. PixelJunk Eden, the next title in the PSN downloadable collection, is a rather strange platformer to describe. Players control a small creature called a "Grimp" (formed from the combination of "grip" and "jump") to explore a variety of constantly changing scenes. By smashing into enemies, players release pollen that can help the plants grow and transform. As players develop, they'll be able to leap, swing, jump and soar higher than ever, trying to get all the energy and light from a level before time runs out.
There will be ten stages in all, rendered in full 1080p HD graphics. Music will come from an award-winning Japanese artist, Baiyon. Both rumble and tilt will be supported in the DualShock 3 controller, and online trophies and leaderboards will be available. Finally, PSP Remote Play will also be included, a feature also found in PixelJunk Monsters.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Keane Maloney @ May 16th 2008 9:25PM
I really dont get it.. are those three different people playing as each one of those colored grimps.... or is one person controller all three???
Jay @ May 16th 2008 11:34PM
Three people on the same screen. Its multi-player footage. I am looking forward to this game.
SuperGayParade @ May 16th 2008 10:39PM
I love how the blue one saved the orange one from falling. It's like minimalist LBP.
Mr.ESC @ May 16th 2008 11:07PM
It has a resemblance to Loco Roco and N the Ninja.
kevin @ May 16th 2008 11:24PM
looks like worms from the ps1 to me man that game is awesome
Vladimer Nachkebia @ May 17th 2008 7:24AM
Awesome!!! first day buy for me! they better sell in europe on same day as in us!! :)
Maverick Saturn @ May 17th 2008 9:11AM
Im still lost :S
John @ May 19th 2008 9:16PM
Too bad about the crappy sound. This game LOOKS organic, but sounds digitized, synthesized, placated, cleansed, and sterile. Let me hear the kick with some twitter, again and again. Why not play a Wendy-Carlos-esque Bach? That's organic. Lost me on this one. Too bad.