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Murasaki Baby
Developer Ovosonico has released a series of animated gifs showing off the assorted powers present in Murasaki Baby, the dark nightmare tale of a child searching for its mother.
Players activate Baby's powers by swiping the rear panel of the Vita to change out the background. Below, you will see a power that turns Baby's balloon into a stationary rock, preventing her from being blown away.
The freezing power is useful for freezing bodies of water, but using it for too long will break Baby's balloon.
This Eye of Scrutiny power shrinks Baby, so the balloon can lift her into the air to bypass large gaps.
Finally, the red background is neutral with no powers activated, so you can just gander at the game's attractive art.
For more on Murasaki Baby, head here.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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