Downwell Confirmed For PS4 And PS Vita, Listed For 2016

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Back in December, publishing label Devolver Digital showcased Ojiro Fumoto’s gunboots platformer Downwell running on PlayStation Vita. It was a tease.

 

Now, however, PlayStation Japan has confirmed that Downwell is heading to PlayStation 4 and PS Vita in 2016. It’s even featured in a new trailer (above) of indie games coming to PlayStation this year.

 

An exact time frame for Downwell’s arrival on PlayStation platforms isn’t yet known. But at least you now know it’s certainly on its way.


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