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SteamWorld Dig Coming To PS4 And Vita
Mining action/platformer SteamWorld Dig is coming to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita, and players won’t have to wait long to get their hands on it. The game will be coming in March to both consoles via PlayStation Network with a $9.99 price tag.
SteamWorld Dig lets players take on the role of Rusty, a Clint Eastwood-esque robot who must save a small mining town. The PlayStation version of the game supports Sony's cross-buy feature, meaning you only have to buy the game once to play it on both systems. SteamWorld Dig is already out on 3DS and Steam. You can read our positive review for the PC version here.
Our Take:
SteamWorld Dig combines mining games like Minecraft with side-scrolling adventure titles like Metroid to create a fun experience, so it’s good to hear the title is coming to more platforms. The cross-buy feature is sure to be good news to owners of both Sony consoles as well.
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