At the end of the Horizon indie summit at E3, Polytron Corporation, developer of Fez fame announced – you guessed it – Fez 2.<\/p>\n
There is precious little to go on at this stage, as no platforms or release date have been revealed.<\/p>\n
One thing we do know is that the fantastic musical compositions of Disasterpeace will once again accompany the game.<\/p>\n
The first Fez was a platforming puzzle game that brilliantly showcased what appeared to be a flat 2D world, that players were able to manipulate in a horizontal 3D plane, rotating the game world to solve puzzles.<\/p>\n
The joyfully detailed pixel-art, compelling puzzles, and striking soundtrack made Fez one of the best games of 2012. Quinton thought it was a cracker when he reviewed Fez on Xbox 360<\/a>, saying:<\/p>\n Fez is just one of those games \u2013 and I hate to use this expression \u2013 that needs to be \u201cexperienced\u201d more than played.<\/p>\n There\u2019s nothing here that it expressly challenging or daunting \u2013 but at the same time, it\u2019s probably more memorable that the countless shooters out there.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n I had to wait a year to finally have the chance to play it on PC, and after hearing so much praise for the game, it didn’t disappoint. Check out the Fez 2 teaser video below:<\/p>\n