VGC writes: "With the introduction of PSP minis, it is easier than ever to grab a quick game off the PSN for cheap, much like Apple's App Store. Gameshastra has quickly released several PSP minis, one of them being Deflector. Though Deflector will at times challenge and entertain you with its puzzles, the experience is not as clean and polished as your average mirror."
It's all well and good hacking and slashing your way through a world. But what if you need to up your skills? It's then when the chance to become a Deflector on Xbox and Switch arises.
"The Edgware-based (the UK) indie games publisher SuperGG.com and Barcelona-based (Spain) indie games developer Arrowfist Games, are today very excited and proud to announce that the full version (v1.0) of their fast-paced rogue-lite game "Deflector", is now available for PC via Steam." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
It's on sale now as part of Steam's SHMUP Fest sale. Had it in the cart but decided to wait since there were 5 other games I wanted more.
It's bundled with an amazing game I did get named Deadlink. It's also bundle with a game that looks great but never heard of called Madshot.
Looks great though will definitely pick up later. Anyone try it?
A whole lotta bite-sized offerings can be played on any PSP or your PS3 and downloaded directly from the PlayStation Store. Meant to be simple in approach, Minis are nuggets of pure game design, and accordingly they're usually priced quite a bit cheaper than full-blown games. Every week, IGn will be taking a look at what's hit the Store and offering up a simple verdict on the various offerings.
