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Square Enix bringing Scarygirl to XBLA, PSN and PC very soon

Square Enix this morning announced that they are bringing Scarygirl, an action-platform game based based on the graphic novel of the same name, to the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC in the very near future.

Scarygirl is being developed by TikGames and will hit Xbox Live Arcade first on January 18th, followed by the PSN the next week, and the PC sometime in early 2012.

Check out the first screens and trailer for the game.

Scarygirl screens:


Scarygirl trailer:[youtube_sc url=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGRArYXlmvk” width=”550″]

About Scarygirl:

Square Enix, Inc., the publisher of SQUARE ENIX interactive entertainment products in the Americas, today announced Scarygirl, a new action-platform game based on Nathan Jurevicius? critically acclaimed graphic novel of the same name. Developed by TikGames, Scarygirl will be available on January 18 for the Xbox LIVE Arcade for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, January 24 for the PlayStation Network for the PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system and Windows PC in early 2012.

Based on Nathan Jurevicius? Scarygirl graphic novel ? winner of the 2009 Aurealis Award for Best Illustrated Book/Graphic novel ? Scarygirl presents a wondrous adventure into a distinctive and beautifully bizarre world. The titular character Scarygirl is an abandoned child with a tentacle arm who dresses like a pirate, and is haunted by a strange man in her dreams. She sets out into the world to discover the meaning behind her bad dreams, but Scarygirl is hardly helpless, as she has a tentacle-powered arsenal up her sleeve.

During her adventure, Scarygirl will be aided by her friends and guardians from the graphic novel, Blister the giant octopus and Bunniguru the mystical, kung-fu rabbit. Her friends and an ever-improving arsenal of combat moves will help her face down enemies like the adorably deadly hedgehogs of the Owl Woods, the violent Goat Clan along the Old Man Mountains, Hairclump spiders deep in the Stinky Swamp, and the most enemiest enemies of all ? the clueless crossing guards around Bad Town!

For more information, please visit the official website: www.scarygirlgame.com.

Features:

  • Amazing Art and Design: Surreal landscape and creatures are beautifully fantastical, created by a critically-acclaimed, award-winning artist and true to the art style that Scarygirl fans have already fallen in love with
  • A Curiously Wonderful Stand-Alone Chapter: The game features a new and exceptional storyline separate from the graphic novel and planned feature film, in which Scarygirl finally meets the mysterious man haunting her dreams
  • New Moves, Weapons & Upgrades: The game?s upgrade and combat improvement system allows Scarygirl to grow beyond her basic attacks by purchasing new moves, like the ?Anaconda Squeeze? and ?Morph Tendrils?, or attachments for her tentacle arm, such as the Rage Hook
  • Co-Operative Play: While one player controls Scarygirl, a second can bring Bunniguru?s furious ?Fists of Blurry? into the fray at any time. This offline feature allows the two characters to perform special moves together to overcome major challenges

Scarygirl is rated E10+ (Everyone 10+).

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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