Chime is finally coming to the PS3, long after its Xbox Live Arcade and PC debuts--and it’s coming with a few extras. In a recent European PlayStation Blog post, developer Zoë Mode revealed Chime Super Deluxe, an upgraded version of the game featuring a co-op mode, a suite of competitive multiplayer modes, new visuals, a re-worked scoring system, and a total of 10 songs.
In the post, Zoë Mode doesn’t get into the specifics about any of the new content. It has, instead, opted to save those reveals for later postings, which should be coming in the very near future as Chime Super Deluxe is slated to hit PSN “soon.”
Chime, by the way, is a musical puzzle game reminiscent of Lumines. In the game, you create grids of blocks called quads. Once a visual beat line passes over the quad you’ve created, you earn points. The twist is that individual quads generate notes and phrases that go along with a song.
In the post, Zoë Mode doesn’t get into the specifics about any of the new content. It has, instead, opted to save those reveals for later postings, which should be coming in the very near future as Chime Super Deluxe is slated to hit PSN “soon.”
Chime, by the way, is a musical puzzle game reminiscent of Lumines. In the game, you create grids of blocks called quads. Once a visual beat line passes over the quad you’ve created, you earn points. The twist is that individual quads generate notes and phrases that go along with a song.