Shrygue
April 22nd, 2009, 21:01
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=213479)
Sony has revealed its "environmentally-aware" puzzle game, Trash Panic, for PSN. It was revealed yesterday, on Earth Day, but as Google hadn't changed we didn't know.
In the game, you have to "stop a virtual environment being swamped by an ever-flowing tide of rubbish", clearing the junk away by "arranging it strategically in a giant rubbish crate before it overflows".
"Players have to think quickly, dropping heavy rubbish on crushable items to compact it - or placing biodegradables together so that they rot - meanwhile, the clock keeps ticking and the tide of rubbish keeps advancing," explains Sony.
It'll be out in spring.
Sony has revealed its "environmentally-aware" puzzle game, Trash Panic, for PSN. It was revealed yesterday, on Earth Day, but as Google hadn't changed we didn't know.
In the game, you have to "stop a virtual environment being swamped by an ever-flowing tide of rubbish", clearing the junk away by "arranging it strategically in a giant rubbish crate before it overflows".
"Players have to think quickly, dropping heavy rubbish on crushable items to compact it - or placing biodegradables together so that they rot - meanwhile, the clock keeps ticking and the tide of rubbish keeps advancing," explains Sony.
It'll be out in spring.