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Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP Hitting Steam
[Update] Capybara Games has confirmed a PC and Mac release of the game. The developer notes it'll be playable at PAX East this week. It's arriving April 16 on PC and "before the summer solstice" for Mac. Price was not made available.
This edition is intended to be a faithful representation of the original S:S&S EP experience. It has been minorly adapted to better suit player input via the two-button mouse, and some audiovisual elements have been subtly refined as appropriate by Capy, Jim Guthrie & Superbrothers Inc to better suit the electric computer platform.
[Source: Swordandsworcery]
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The retro-style iOS adventure title Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP may soon be coming to Steam.
A recent Steam registration was discovered by Indiegamemag.com, which means the game could be out as soon as next week. The website notes that registrations such as this have been accurate in the past. So far, an official announcement has not been made.
Game Informer has contacted developer Capybara Games for comment.
[Source: Indiegamemag]
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