Face_Plain
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What is it? 2D action platformer with vibrant, amazing visual design. It plays like a theatre show
How is the gameplay? You play as a puppet who loses his head. You can collect other heads which give you different abilities, and also you use a giant pair of scissors as a weapon and traversal item. Control isn't floaty like LBP, more in line with old school precision platformers
Who is making it? SCE Japan Studio. Directed by Gavin Moore
How long is it? 15+ hours not including collectibles, side quests etc
Is this a PSN title? No, full blown blu ray disc retail release
When does it come out? Release date is 2013, nothing more specific ATM
Is this on Vita/360/Wii? No, buy a PS3. No word on vita version, doubtful at this stage
Trailer:
Previews:
Gorgeous graphics are complemented by a stirring soundtrack, and there’s a humorous slant to just about everything the game does.
http://au.ign.com/articles/2012/10/12/nycc-playstation-3s-hidden-gem-puppeteer
http://www.computerandvideogames.co...ully-bizarre-ps3-platformer-looking-the-part/Anything from spiders to hamburgers to teacups to copyright-infringing yellowish submersibles to an actual knife can take the place of Kutaro's missing noggin, and they all bestow him with a special power based loosely on what they're made of.
The gameplay felt oddly familiar, like a throwback to Ghost n' Goblins or Mega Man. Players control Kutaro, an unfortunate puppet boy who gets his head ripped off and eaten within the first few moments of the game. Ever determined, Kutaro sets off to reclaim his mantle with the help of some magic scissors.
http://www.theverge.com/gaming/2012/10/11/3490628/cutting-the-strings-in-puppeteer
In a sea of sequels and clones, this is a fresh, unique IP and deserves your support. Get around it.






