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Furmins
Furmins, a physics-based puzzle game originally released on iOS, is coming next month to the PlayStation Vita.
The indie game, originally created by Housemarque and developed for the Vita by Ukrainian studio Beatshapers, tasks players with guiding round, furry creatures called Furmins through a level. Players have to tactfully place items around the environment to lead the black and white critters into a basket.
The Vita version will make use of the system’s touchscreen as well as touch pad controls. It will also include 108 levels, HD visuals, global leaderboards, and Trophy support. Check out screenshots and a trailer for Furmins below.
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