Fez is finally coming to PC, launches on Steam in early May
By Tim Colwill on March 19, 2013 at 9:55 am
Fez, the indie darling platformer wunderkind that delighted players (mostly) everywhere on the XBox 360 back in days of yore, is now finally headed to PC — and soon.
Phil Fish announced the release via Twitter, where it currently shows up with a release date of May 2.
No price has yet been announced, but it’s generally expected to come in around the $10 mark.
Source: Steam
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Wait is this the game by that arrogant Dev who absolutely slammed and insulted the PC platform, along with the Japanese with his rude and un-couth comments?
“Indie game the Movie”
https://twitter.com/PHIL_FISH/status/95911109667733504
http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/1039/hahahaohwow.png
Egotistical asshole AND Hypocryte?
Yeah…pass.
I don’t know about that, although he did seem to be highly strung and a little too much of an “artist”, as it were.
The game itself was pretty good, if a little unstable. I remember buying the XB360 version and loving the daylights out of it. Until I hit a point in the game where the framerate bottomed out and I couldn’t continue. Apparently unwilling to patch it either because of costs involved, so hopefully the PC version may get a little more love? I really want to finish this game.
I guess.
I think I will stick with my Where Is My Heart? for now…
The guy’s an asshole. The game is quite good though (apparently).
Right now I’m happy to wait for a non-Steam/DRM free version, hopefully in a humble bundle.