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This exclusive indie found a devoted following when it was offered as a PlayStation Plus freebie. I'd only use the thing for those, echochrome and Patapon anyway.
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shame I don't have a PS3, especially because PSone Classics aren't disappearing into the void for PS3 players quite yet.
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there was also a PSP sequel-not-sequel everywhere but NA called echoshift that's a 2D platformer with a time loop mechanic and similar style, but other platformers have done time loops better, like the flash game Chronotron.
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a sequel that advances on its predecessor without being a straight upgrade is the best kind since it offers the most content by not obsoleting previous games, I think. it sounds like an excellent evolution of the perspective mechanics while also not being a replacement, and while I haven't played it, reviewers seem to enjoy it. instead of shifting the camera, you shine a flashlight on 3D arrangements of cubes to make shadow paths on the wall for the mannequin to walk.
There was a sequel simply called echochrome ii (also stylized in lowercase), but unfortunately it's PS3 exclusive and I think it requires a PS Move controller. this post is becoming more about version differences than the actual game, which is justified the rules of perspective are elegant, minimal and easy to understand, so I've already said all I need to about the gameplay and you probably already know whether you're interested in playing it. maybe that's a little dramatic, but the perspective mechanics are fun to use and certainly unique. just like echochrome's mechanics, my preconceived notions of how the world works (or how much echochrome there actually is) are being challenged at each turn. remembering level editors like echochrome's make me wish there were a little community in these times creators these days could easily push the limits of creativity and difficulty to the same degree some Mario Maker levels do. the NA PSP version is missing 40 levels from any of the other PSP versions, which were added in a level pack that you can't download anymore, so it's the worst one. I was also going to write about how echochrome is sort of a short game, but the PS3 version, according to Wikipedia, includes 1000 user created levels, which is far more echochrome than I could ever be bothered to play.
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