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Jazzpunk: Director's Cut hit PlayStation 4 late last year, and it looks like now Steam users will get their chance at the adventure game, with the announcement of some DLC incoming as well.
JAZZPUNK FANS: Jazzpunk Director's Cut is coming to PC in a couple of weeks. June 16th. This is an Announcement! Also we have some DLC. pic.twitter.com/1P7VacxSWA
— Luis Hernandez (@Beetlenaut) June 1, 2017
We are also going to be releasing our first and only piece of Jazzpunk DLC on June 16th: The Flavour Nexus! pic.twitter.com/4YjG0wV4ai
— Luis Hernandez (@Beetlenaut) June 1, 2017
Jazzpunk: Director's Cut is coming to PS4 September 20th 2016. Suppository and Eye Drop forms delayed until 2045. http://jazzpunk.net Blast off to the year 1959B! Set your video terminals to AMAZEMENT!
I'm back with another Let's Talk! This time I talk about Jazzpunk which is a game I played over Extra Life - I'd give it a shot either on PlayStation or on Steam!
Jazzpunk Director's Cut is currently out on PlayStation 4 (with the normal version being out on Steam). It's a fun, and confusing game so I give my thoughts on it! Make sure to check out www.torontogamedevs.com for the latest!
As previously announced, Jazzpunk: Director's Cut is out now on PlayStation 4 and can be downloaded from the store for $19.99 (currently on sale for $15.99).
Jazzpunk is a comedy adventure set in an alternate reality Cold War World, plagued with corporate espionage, CyberCrime, and sentient martinis. Gameplay is inspired by spoof comedy films and cartoons of yesteryear, with a focus on weird gadgets, exotic locales, and open-world style exploration.
Jazzpunk: Director's Cut is coming to PS4 September 20th 2016. Suppository and Eye Drop forms delayed until 2045. http://jazzpunk.net Blast off to the year 1959B! Set your video terminals to AMAZEMENT!
Kitchener-based indie studio Fluxscopic have released their 2021 puzzle-loaded action adventure game Mayhem in Single Valley on consoles.
Toronto-based Komi Games partnered with Limited Run Games to release a physical edition of their 2021 arena fighter Mighty Fight Federation for PS4 and PS5.
Montréal-based Paper Cult Games have partnered with Limited Run Games to release a physical edition of their “one-hit kill die-retry murderballet” game for PlayStation 4 and 5.
Saskatoon-based Foolish Mortals have released their turn-based strategy game Kaiju Wars on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 (playable on PS5 and Xbox Series S|X).
WB Games Montréal has announced that the last-gen (PlayStation 4 and Xbox One) versions of their upcoming co-op action game Gotham Knights have been cancelled.
Massive Damages Star Renegades, the rogue-lite RPG that is available on Xbox, and Steam, is out now on PlayStation. Currently going for $24.74 CAD with a PlayStation Plus discount, you can pick it up here.
Mighty Fight Federation, the throwback 3D arena fighter from Ontario-based Komi Games is out now on Steam and PlayStation consoles.
Canadian indie dev Dylan Meville (@DMeville) and Everglow Interactive have released their multiplayer party game @PartyPanicGame on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Oakville and Regina-based game developers Studio MDHR (@StudioMDHR) have released the originally Xbox console exclusive Cuphead for PlayStation 4 today, the last major gaming platform it was absent from (besides Ouya).
During today’s PlayStation 5 stream Montréal-based indie studio KO_OP Mode (@KOOPMode) announced Goodbye Volcano High for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and Steam.
Toronto game developer Necrophone Games announced late last year they were bringing their comedy adventure game Jazzpunk to PlayStation 4. Check out the trailer for the Director's Cut here!
Read MoreToronto developer Necrophone Games took to the PlayStation blog to announced their Cold War era cyberpunk adventure game, Jazzpunk, will be making its way to PlayStation 4.
Jazzpunk is largely an exploration/adventure game, but with a heavy focus on absurdist and surreal humor and a sleek mid-century modern aesthetic. We spent a lot of time creating a lush 1960’s world, then tried to stuff it like a pizza crust with as much joke-cheese as possible. I’ve been told the results are gooey and delicious.
You can check out the full story for the game over at the PlayStation Blog, including the development of the game, and the new multiplayer mode for the PlayStation 4 version. A big shout out to Twitter follower OmlagusGarfungiloops for giving me the heads up.
With the big steam summer sale well under way, Bret Measor suggested I do a News post about the games on sale that were developed in our area. I thought "what a great idea!"
Except Torn Banner Studios beat me to it. So make sure to check out their awesome blog post (and check out Chivalry: Medieval Warfare which is on sale by 80%). Lots of great Toronto developed games are on sale this week.
