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Four Sided Fantasy
At GDC 2015, Curve Digital announced that it is bringing Ludo Land’s Four Sided Fantasy to Wii U, Xbox One, PS4, PS3, and Vita, in addition to the already announced PC version. The game's main gimmick is that you can toggle on and off the ability to warp from one side of the screen to the other in order to navigate the environment.
If you want to see more of Four Sided Fantasy in action, you can look at Ludo Land’s Kickstarter page. Not only does their Kickstarter page show many GIFs hinting at how the puzzles will evolve over time, it also offers some artwork for the main character – an unnamed businessman who wants to escape from the boredom of his office job.
For more from the indies of GDC be sure to check out our Very Best Indie Games of GDC 2015 feature. Also you can look at the trailers for five Wii U games Nintendo featured as well as the release schedule for both the Wii U and 3DS eShops here.
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