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Prepare Your Dog For The Rites With New Pyre Hoodie
Rukey is a good boy. I made sure that he was among the anointed exiles that were sent back to the Commonwealth. The only downside? I wouldn't see him in the robes of the Rites again because he rocked them. While Rukey may have no need for them, our best friends could with the new Pyre dog hoodie from Supergiant Games. With a cotton/polyester blend, flap for leash and collar access, and multiple sizes available, your dog could be the coolest canine this side of the Downside. The hoodie sells for $24.99.
In addition, for the record enthusiasts, a triple LP has been announced for Pyre's soundtrack. While the Black edition ($59.99) is pressed on 180-gram black vinyl, the 150-gram standard edition ($49.99) features three records in blue, red, and yellow. The trifold jacket features new illustrations by artist Jen Zee and comes with the White Lute and Black Mandolin bonus albums, which respectively contain "acoustic versions of many of the signature tracks from the game and "unique renditions of the song 'Never to Return.'" Buyers will also receive downloadable versions of the albums in "MP3 and lossless FLAC formats."
In addition, Steam players can purchase the game at 50 percent of during the Lunar Year sale for $9.99 until February 19. You can read Matt Miller's review of the game by clicking here.
[Source: Supergiant Games on Twitter]
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