Patchwork Heroes on PSN tomorrow
Very promising PSP effort.
Promising PSP game Patchwork Heroes arrives on PSN tomorrow in Europe.
The idea of Patchwork Heroes is to tear apart a flying warship with a big saw before the craft blows your city apart. The basic premise arose from cutting paper with scissors, and the eye-catching visuals cling to this.
There's no word on price yet.
Head over to the European PlayStation blog for a short Q&A, a gameplay video and a handful of stunning art.
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