Those that don't have a 360 and have heard how awesome Braid is will soon have a chance to play it for themselves. Eurogamer is reporting that Impulse Driven now has Braid available to preorder for $19.95 and that the release date is currently March 31st, 2009.
UPDATE - After an internet uproar the price has now been reduced to match the 360.
Yes, that's more expensive than the 360 version, and there is currently no word on a Steam release, but you should totally play this game if you haven't yet.
You have to be in the mood though. It's not a game you should play late at night when tired because it requires a brain working at full capacity. I went lazy and youtube'd the solution for 2 or 3 puzzle pieces but other than that it's challenging but manageable.
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Ya know, back in my day, (see, past and present), when a console game was ported to PC a year later, it cost less, not more. Let's not act surprised when the game is pirated all to hell.
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not my type of game, even the demo bored me, but what's up with the price point? ego get to his head? or is he anticipating 95% warezing? or creating a self fulfilling event with the price point?
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For $20 he should at least make some extra levels for the PC-version. The game is still awesome though, and gamers who only own a PC should check it out.
The game deserves to be bought.
It is absolutely fantastic.
My only gripe is the weird story - it is just too weird.
The final level is awesome, and the game has so many different mechanics that are used in a very creative and clever manner.
I managed to solve it without goggle, but one puzzle had my running around for 30 mins before I had to put it down. Later I was walking down the street and suddenly I figured it out.
Puzzle games are fun, but trying to charge 20 dollars for a 2-3 hour experience at most is just insulting. The fact that he has already made a large profit, and that we are in a recession economy, makes his original position even more ridiculous.
