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Official Vessel Release Date!

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Overbyte and Strange Loop Games are proud to announce that the PlayStation 3 version of Vessel is due for release on 11 March in the US regions and 12 March for the European and Australasian regions. The official announcement can be found on the PlayStation Blog. 

 

So, for US$9.99 (or the equivalent in your local dollarcoins) you get over 10 hours of puzzley platforming goodness with a fluid system built just for you, lovingly ported to the PlayStation 3 by your caring friends at Overbyte.

But wait! That's not all - if you order through here, you not only get the PlayStation 3 version but the Steam version as well and, (while available) you will also get the Turbine toy. How cool is that?

 We're really happy to be finally releasing this game, and hope that you'll have as much fun playing through it on the PlayStation as we will. 

 

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I've been a professional game developer since 2000, specialising in the hard core, low level, highly technical programming that is required to produce games that keep getting bigger and better. I love writing well specified, high performance code and rebuilding existing systems to function at the highest levels of performance. I take pride in understanding how the hardware works at the lowest levels so that I can eke out the best performance at the higher levels.

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