SFG writes: The Bearded Ladies consist of two programmers from the automotive industry, one janitor, one liquor store clerk and one expedition leader from Nepal.It came to be because me and Haraldur met each other while running our own small companies in the same office building. We became very good friends and the idea of starting a games studio together was more or less there from the start. We discussed it every once in a while and a few years ago we were on a trip to Bergen,Norway together. On the train there we employed our standard traveling technique, we got drunk and played hotseat heroes of might and magic while chatting away. Sometime during that conversation we decided it was time to give our dreams a shot and start that studio we had been talking about. It did take a while before it actually happened because we would need perfect timing and some money stored up to get our first project of the ground.
DHGF: A different kind of helicopter simulator than the one I’d reviewed before and for an entirely different system, Landit Bandit is the first offering from this developer and sports some interesting gameplay and level designs but can the rather unconventional helicopter you have to use really live up to everything that they have you put it through, or will it end up as shark food or a smear on a canyon wall? Let’s take a look.
Does The Bearded Ladies' PSN effort crash and burn, or does this Crazy Taxi-in-paradise clone ascend to new heights? Find out in the Gameplaybook review!
The Bearded Ladies makes their PlayStation Network debut with a likeable (but frustrating) release that takes you to the skies. RunDLC has the full review.
