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Guacamelee! Gold Edition Arrives On Steam Next Week
Drinkbox Studios wowed PlayStation 3 and Vita owners with their Mexican Metroidvania-style title, Guacamelee! Now, PC owners will get in on the masked mayhem when the title arrives on Steam next week.
We liked it when it first came out in April, and now even more people get to experience it. The title will retail for $14.99, but first-week purchases get a 10 percent discount and a free copy of the studios last title Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack.
Fans of Steam's new trading cards will be happy to know that they are onboard. And if you're into fashion design, you can also try your hand at making costumes that can be uploaded to Steam Workshop.
Guacamelee! Gold Edition goes on sale on August 8.
Our Take
With Steam trading cards, workshop support, a free copy of Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack, and a 10 percent discount, there's no reason not to give Guacamelee! a try. I've played and enjoyed it, and if you haven't yet experienced it, now's a perfect time.
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