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Fez Is Getting A $100 Physical Limited Edition Three Years After Release
Despite releasing three years ago, and its creator Phil Fish announcing his departure from game development while canceling the game's sequel – Fez is getting a re-release.
This special, limited edition version of the game is $100, releases December 18, and features packaging designed by Phil Fish. There will only be 500 of them made and it will include the PC and Mac versions of the game. The set also comes with the game's soundtrack. Here are some more details about the limited edition from the website where you can order it:
The Fez Limited Edition features a hardcover notebook bound in red canvas with debossed gold foil inlay presented in a matching slipcase, ready to be filled with details of your journey into the 3rd dimension.
For our review of Fez, head here.
[Source: Polytron Shop]
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