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Newton Meets Escher Again When The Bridge Arrives On Xbox Live In November
Midnight City, the new indie publishing arm of Majesco Entertainment, has been rolling out a number of announcements recently. This one dives into the realm of art and physics, playing with the concepts that made Isaac Newton and M.C. Escher famous.
The Bridge is a black and white puzzle adventure that sees players walking on walls and shifting the world around them. The title will be making the jump from PC to Xbox Live on November 13, 2013, for $9.99. For more on what you can expect from this mind-bending puzzler, you can read our review of the original release.
Our Take
As a lover of M.C. Escher's work, I'm interested to give this a try when it arrives on Xbox Live. I'm equally interested to watch Midnight City grow so quickly. The group seems to have found a smart niche bringing indies to broader audiences.
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