“Pyroguelike” Flame Over Hits PS Vita On March 10th

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Flame Over, a twin-stick “pyroguelike” for PlayStation Vita, will be released on March 10th in the U.S. and March 11th in Europe. It will cost $9.99/€9.99.

 

Flame Over has you taking on fires with firefighting equipment and various powerups. It features randomly generation levels and a “dynamic fire system”. You can watch a video above to see how it plays.

 

Flame Over is developed by Laughing Jackal, who are a sister company to Ghostlight. Ghostlight are responsible for releasing games like Devil Survivor in Europe and the Agarest games on PC, will be publishing Flame Over.


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