Echochrome II

Experience echoshift originally released on the PSP system, enhanced with up-rendering, rewind, quick save, and custom video filters. The Walker’s life is stuck on repeat. Our hero is lost in a series of dangerous, mind-bending mazes, where time keeps replaying, over and over… Do you have the skill to help the Walker escape? Test your mental agility in 56 levels of puzzle-packed action, where the clock is always ticking as you work to flick switches, unlock doors and overcome obstacles. Co-operate with ‘echoes’ of your past self to solve problems as you navigate through this ingenious and endlessly addictive puzzle game from 2009.

Presenting a brand new take on the puzzle genre, echochrome ii introduces a unique twist on gameplay that lets players use pure imagination to solve puzzles by controlling light and shadows. Utilizing the PlayStation Move motion controller and the PlayStation Eye camera, players can rotate levels and control light and shadows to change the way objects are viewed and the shadows they cast. The ultimate goal is to lead your character through the path from beginning to end, while learning how a variety of different objects can be combined with perspectives, angles and the use of light can be used to help solve the puzzle. Beware … much like echochrome, the possibilities are infinite and there is always more than meets the eye as every person can view each puzzle differently!

Echoshift is a franchise spin-off of the previously released PlayStation Network title echochrome.

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What is A-Men? Classic puzzle-platformer, inspired by some oldschool titles like Lemmings and Lost Vikings. What is A-Men like? Hard. No holding your hand, no easy levels, we want to challenge you. If you are a casual, A-Men is not for you.Key features:Hardcore puzzle-platformer, that will make you cry, if you aren't good enough40 levels, that will give you a challengeHigh replay value - beat your best score and get all the achievementsPretty graphics, with a retro touchFive characters, with different skills and abilitiesThey played A-MenLooking for gameplay videos of A-Men? We got them here! BRBteabreakTV - English Jimmy Dali - English DarykonLP - German Want us to add your video here? Let us know!Review our game Are you a youtuber, blogger or just an editor at the gaming site, that wants to review our game? Drop us an email at [email protected] and we'll help you with that. Small, big, doesn't matter, everyone is welcome! Feel free to monetize!Any questions, feedback or problems?Visit our community and let us know!Stay updatedFollow us on Facebook and Twitter for all the updates about our games!

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