When
echochrome debuted earlier this year, it was praised for its innovative use of perspective. Players had to manipulate their perspective to guide the on-screen avatar to various echoes. The Escher-inspired game quickly became a fan-favorite hit. However, don't expect a sequel to this celebrated game. Producer Tatsuya Suzuki and Kyushu University's Jun Fujiki from Japan Studios
told the Develop audience "we're not doing a sequel - we're not doing
echochrome 2".
Instead, Fujiki is working with Japan Studio on an entirely different game that uses yet another method of "trick imagery." What does that mean? We're not entirely certain, but considering the incredible fascination we have with
echocrhome, we can't wait to see what surprises they'll have in store for us.
[Thanks,
Kyle P.!]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
bryansurvive @ Jul 31st 2008 2:35PM
i like echochrome but i just hate the fact when you see a hole can can just cover it but moving the obstacle. but i cant wait to see more from this team.