Sine Mora Flies Out Next Week On PC

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Side-scrolling shoot-em-up, Sine Mora, is headed to the PC next week. Developed by Hungarian studio, Digital Reality, in collaboration with Grasshopper Manufacture, the game will hit PC via Steam and other download services on November 9th.

 

Sine Mora was originally released for Xbox Live Arcade with bosses designed by Japanese anime creator, Mahiro Maeda, who has previously contributed designs to Neon Genesis Evangelion and The Vision of Escaflowne. Former Silent Hill composer, Akira Yamaoka, provided the game’s music.

 

As previously reported, Sine Mora is also headed to the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita at some point. The PC version of the game is being published by Kalypso Media Digital. In case you need to get caught up on the game, you can read our coverage here.


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