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Broken Age For iPad Sets Itself Apart

by Matthew Kato on June 12, 2014 at 04:41 PM

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The first act of Broken Age is now out for the iPad for $9.99, and developer Double Fine says it's not just a port.

The trailer below goes through what makes the iPad version so special, including its crisp graphics.

Double Fine isn't talking about when Act 2 will come out, but the studio says that once it's available for the iPad it will be available via an in-app purchase.

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Filed under: News, Double Fine, ios, broken age

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