PAN Vision and Press Play today announced that Max & the Magic Marker: Gold Edition will be coming to the PlayStation Network this Fall to European and US audiences. An artful platform game set in a world of drawings, Max & the Magic Marker: Gold Edition will offer the same award-winning gameplay that made it a blockbuster success on the PC, Mac, WiiWare™ and iOS, but updated for PSN with high definition graphics and support for Sony’s PlayStation Move™ motion controller.
Max & the Magic Marker: Gold Edition immerses players in a world where doodles and drawings come to life. Players must help Max run and jump through levels, overcome obstacles, solve puzzles, and defeat enemies – all while using the freehand drawing gameplay to outthink and outdraw even the hardest of challenges. Grounded in realistic physics, the ability to draw almost any object or tool allows players to stretch their imaginations. From make-shift shelters, to stairs, bridges, catapults and even hot air balloons, nothing is impossible!
The game looks interesting, I like the art style for the game. Looking forward to messing around with this game.
Check out the full details below.
Features of Max & the Magic Marker: Gold Edition include:
- 58 inventive and puzzling levels to scribble your way through
- 3 immersive cartoon worlds inspired by children’s drawings
- Dynamic drawing capabilities with realistic physics
- Death traps, monsters, and challenging puzzles
- Unlockable challenges, secrets, and rewards to discover and achieve
- High definition graphics in 1080p
- Compatible with Sony’s PlayStation Move controller
Well-received and reviewed since it first hit the market, Max & the Magic Markerhas received a multitude of awards including “Best Overall Game” from the Unity Wards, and the “Innovative Game Design” award from the EIGA (European Innovative Games Award). It was also winner of the Direct2Drive Vision Award during the 2010 Independent Games Festival, held in San Francisco, California, and was widely panned by critics as one of the best games of 2010.
Gamers who do not have access to the PlayStation Network can also download the game through PC and Mac through Press Play’s website as well as Direct2Drive, Impulse and GamersGate. It is also available for purchase through WiiWare™ in the Wii Shop Channel, and downloadable for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad devices from the App Store.
For more information on Max & the Magic Marker and to try the online demo, please visit: www.maxandthemagicmarker.com.