Contrast Launch Trailer: Surreal, Shadowy, Beautiful
You would never lie to me, would you?
Contrast [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/editorials/reviews/10752-Contrast-Review-Stuck-Between-Worlds], Compulsion Games' intriguing shadow-filled puzzler, is out now, and to celebrate there's a new trailer for your entertainment and bewilderment. Didi's imaginary friend Dawn has a lot on her plate, but she isn't the only one, and there's more than a touch of surreal noir about this gorgeous short. But who's lying to who? Now there's a question you'll need to play the game to answer.
It's the story that's the main draw here, and this trailer nails that home. Compulsion's indie effort earned a lot of love at Gamescom and PAX Prime this year, and with good reason; it's one of those experiences that sticks with you, even if its puzzles don't always challenge. Sony offered this free [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/128818-Yoshida-DriveClub-Wont-Be-Here-Till-Early-2014] via the PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection at PS4's launch, but if you're after this on other systems, it's also out on Xbox 360, PS3 and Steam, at about $15.
Now, Dawn, better go through your paces; you've had a decent American opening, but Europe has a day or so to wait before it gets a good look at your PSN act.
Source: Focus Interactive YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcbXPYygyC8]
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You would never lie to me, would you?
Contrast [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/editorials/reviews/10752-Contrast-Review-Stuck-Between-Worlds], Compulsion Games' intriguing shadow-filled puzzler, is out now, and to celebrate there's a new trailer for your entertainment and bewilderment. Didi's imaginary friend Dawn has a lot on her plate, but she isn't the only one, and there's more than a touch of surreal noir about this gorgeous short. But who's lying to who? Now there's a question you'll need to play the game to answer.
It's the story that's the main draw here, and this trailer nails that home. Compulsion's indie effort earned a lot of love at Gamescom and PAX Prime this year, and with good reason; it's one of those experiences that sticks with you, even if its puzzles don't always challenge. Sony offered this free [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/128818-Yoshida-DriveClub-Wont-Be-Here-Till-Early-2014] via the PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection at PS4's launch, but if you're after this on other systems, it's also out on Xbox 360, PS3 and Steam, at about $15.
Now, Dawn, better go through your paces; you've had a decent American opening, but Europe has a day or so to wait before it gets a good look at your PSN act.
Source: Focus Interactive YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcbXPYygyC8]
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