PixelJunk Eden Hops From PlayStation 3 To Steam

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Q-Games’ PixelJunk titles are primarily published on PlayStation platforms, but this week, PixelJunk Eden was released on Steam. Eden is a platformer where you control a “Grimp” and guide it through a variety of “garden” stages with other-worldly plant life.

 

The Steam version includes all 15 gardens in the original game and the “Encore” expansion pack, and has new mouse controls developed for the PC version. Q-Games also improved the “Continue” feature, letting you pick up from the past Spectra you reached on any given stage.

 

PixelJunk Eden costs $10 on Steam, but is on sale for $8 at the moment.


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