TSA: "Sony Liverpool may be no more, after being closed last August, but from the ashes of the developers responsible for WipEout comes Sawfly Studios, who announced their presence this afternoon via a slightly sparse but interesting enough website and a few Twitter mentions."
Men’s Room Mayhem is a game that has many great qualities about it, yet all in all leaves room for growth. The premise of the game is that you are in charge of moving patrons who enter the restroom. As soon as they enter, they are yours to control, each having a specific need. You must guide them to the station that suites their needs, and once their…. needs… are met, guide them either to the sink for a “hands wash bonus” or guide them straight to the exit. This point so far is simple enough, but the challenge of making sure that the patrons of the gents’ room make it to the urinal or stall in time is an added challenge, along with the fact that if any of the patrons touch each other a brawl will immediately start. The challenge is that only five of these mistakes are allowed before it is a game over. The depth of the game doesn’t stop there however. There are many other bonuses like an “etiquette” bonus, which occurs when you leave a space between urinals. Other bonuses include “close call” and “near miss”.
PSNation has a quick but yet amazing interview with Phil Gaskell about Men’s Room Mayhem.
Something called Men’s Room Mayhem has been listed on the Australian Classification Board’s database [for the Sony PlayStation Vita].
Love how sony is open to all types of games. This one sounds funny lol but always love new games.
Even after closing their former studio, the devs are still happy to work with Sony.
I wonder what a game with a name like that'll be like. Being developed by Sawfly makes it worth watching.
i hope the best for them and can't wait too see what they will bring to gaming ...loved WipEout :)
The majority of Sony Liverpool merged with Evolution studios. So this new company may be formed from the former higher ups of Sony Liverpool or not.
Interesting to see what kinds of titles this studio will develop. By the size so far it may as well be for mobile devices for the time being. Maybe if relationships are still strong some PSN/PSMobile titles.