LIMBO now available on Playstation Network

Posted By | On 19th, Jul. 2011

Playdead’s awesome 2D puzzle platformer LIMBO has finally found its way to the Playstation Network as of today in North America.

You can pick up the game for $14.99. European and Asian PS3 owners will have to wait until tomorrow, with Japanese players not getting a look in until August 4th.

As a one-year birthday bonus, Sony is giving PlayStation Plus subscribers the chance to grab a copy of the game at a 20% discount for the next two weeks. You now officially have no reason not to get this unique and affecting title.

 


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