PSN Exclusive: Pixel Junk's Eden

By Giovanni MedinaWiidark. Tuesday, July 29, 2008 3:27:56 AM

Released last thursday, Pixel Junk Eden is a very unique physics based platformer...wait..can it even be considered a platformer? Anyways, you play as a little creature called a "grimp", this grimp has the ability to use the silk it produces to swing from plant to plant to collect pollen to pollinate plant to ascend higher to pollinate even more plants to ascend even higher to eventually grab the "spectra" that you must collect to complete the goal of each level. But isn't as easy as it sounds, while you try to ascend higher, you must keep an eye on your time bar. Each and every level, you are timed and in order to keep time at bay. You must collect small time spectra, which are scattered throughout each level. Every time you complete a level, the number of spectra you must collect for that level increases, while the ammount of time stays the same. I've played the demo, and i have to say it's actually quite challenging. I also have to say , in order to the full experience of the games visuals, you just have to have an HDTV with surround sound. it's just alot better if you have that. But than again, if you can afford a ps3, you should be able to afford a nice tv to go along with it.

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