LucasArts' Lucidity confirmed for PC
Firm date for both versions next month.
LucasArts has confirmed that its downloadable puzzle adventure Lucidity will release on PC as well as Xbox Live Arcade on 7th October.
The game was unveiled on Gametrailers TV last week, but mention was only made of the Xbox 360 version, which was said to be launching later this month. Turns out that was slightly optimistic, but only slightly.
Kotaku has the confirmation.
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Day of the Tentacle could easily have been episodic, making a sequel a viable project. Maybe TellTale should acquire the rights to DOTT as well, they'd make a mint!
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*wanders off grumbling incoherently*