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Ms. Splosion Man Heads To PC And Mobile Platforms
Twisted Pixel today annouced Ms. Splosion Man is coming to Steam, Games For Windows Live, Windows Phone 7, iPhone and iPad this summer.
“This will be our first mobile game, and only our second Steam game,” explains Twisted Pixel’s Michael Wilford. “But it’s very important to us that we have great content on these high-end platforms, so these new versions are being painstakingly crafted to be as awesome as possible. We’re planning a lot of post-launch updates and support to make sure we get it right.”
According to the developer:
The PC version includes 50 single player levels, 50 co-op levels for up to four players locally or online, ghost replays, achievements, unlockables like ‘2 Girls 1 Controller Mode’, and more.
The iPhone and iPad versions will be a unique experience built specifically for those devices with familiar content but all new features, objectives and gameplay modes, brought to you by a new version of the BEARD engine that takes utmost advantage of the latest and greatest hardware to make the game look stunning.
Twisted Pixel said it teamed up with developers Iron Galaxy, Fire Hose and Panic Button to help create the ports. Check out the debut trailer below.
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