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Concrete Genie Lets You Paint The Town And Bring Your Creations To Life On PS4
During today's PlayStation Live media briefing from Paris Games Week, indie developer Pixelopus announced Concrete Genie. In the game, the main character possesses a large paintbrush, which he uses to paint scenes on a wall to solve puzzles and progress through the game.
In the trailer, we see him create everything from a serene waterfall in the woods to fantastical creatures. As he paints them, the scenes come to life, allowing him to advance in the real-world environment. For instance, in one sequence, he draws a fire-breathing monster that burns a wooden door impeding his progress. You can see the full trailer below.
Concrete Genie hits PlayStation 4 in 2018.
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