Halfbrick reveals price and date for Echoes, a new PSP Mini

by Griffin McElroy { Nov 10th 2009 at 1:15PM }

Ever have one of those days when you're up really late, just lookin' at art, and then you end up getting sucked into a dreamworld where you have to run through a series of levels based on surrealistic paintings, collecting crystals while avoiding nightmarish monsters? It's an extraordinarily relatable experience, and one that's serving as the premise for Halfbrick's soon-to-be-released PSP Mini titled Echoes.

A recent press release from Halfbrick has revealed a Nov. 19 release date for the game, which will sell for the low, low price of $2.99. If you're curious what being inside a painting feels like, check out the game's debut trailer, which we've posted after the jump. Otherwise, just load up this image and put your face really close to the screen.

Tags: art, echoes, halfbrick-studios, indie, psp-minis

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

charlie b. @ Nov 10th 2009 1:27PM

$2.99? that's more like it!
mini-games call for mini-pricing.

Granger @ Nov 10th 2009 1:41PM

Only $1 on Xbox LIVE, it's an alright game though.

http://marketplace.xbox.com:80/en-US/games/media/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d80258550200

TuxBobble @ Nov 10th 2009 2:14PM

For $2.99, I might buy it just to encourage that MINIS SHOULD BE CHEAP.

Still, it kinda looks like Pacman on crack...Bloodhound Gang anyone?

Xist27 @ Nov 10th 2009 4:30PM

$2.99 - Now that is what a Minis should sell for - Whoever is bringing this game out needs to be supported so other Minis teams can take notice...

NevilleThegame @ Nov 10th 2009 10:28PM

so dont me tell u ppl are considering this game because its $2.99?

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