Jonathan Blow has revealed that message board rumblings of a hidden level editor within the PC version of his award-winning independent title, Braid, are true. Replying to chatter on the Steam forum [Via Destructoid], Blow revealed documentation for the editor would be released following an update to the game (which went live late yesterday) and "when more people have played/finished the game."
In the meantime, initial editor information has been posted by Blow on the official Braid blog to help gamers get started.The Braid PC level editor will allow gamers to extend the life of the puzzle title, with the potential to add "up to [another] full game," Blow wrote. The developer/survivalist also revealed future plans to add image importing from Photoshop into the game, allowing aspiring Braid designers to put their own graphics into their creations.
[Via ShackNews]
Reader Comments (13)
Posted: Apr 15th 2009 8:44AM Chris DPSN AggieCEO XBLThe Aggi said
Import images from photoshop???
SOLD!!!
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SOLD!!!
Posted: Apr 15th 2009 9:00AM baby sea tuna said
Yeah, I wonder what the TTP will be on this game now.
Oh, who am I kidding, it's probably already happened. Yay humanity!
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Oh, who am I kidding, it's probably already happened. Yay humanity!
Posted: Apr 15th 2009 7:34PM pasta SteamXBL pastapappie said
It's 15 dollars, what kind of sale would you need?
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Posted: Apr 15th 2009 9:23AM Levi said
Played it for the first time the other day via the PC demo... I have since gotten every puzzle piece available without buying the game. The *only* reason I haven't bought it yet is cause I'm waiting to get my new laptop -the game runs a little choppy on my GF's.
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Posted: Apr 15th 2009 9:46AM (Unverified) said
They have the demo for PC out now (if you didn't already know).
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Posted: Apr 15th 2009 11:16AM puerrican85 said
Now I feel like grabbing a copy of the PC game then.
You're alright Blow...I still hate you....but you're alright....
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You're alright Blow...I still hate you....but you're alright....
Posted: Apr 15th 2009 1:09PM (Unverified) said
I don't think it can be considered hidden if it is mentioned in the readme.txt
But nobody reads those anyway...
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But nobody reads those anyway...
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