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The second act of the adventure game from Double Fine comes out this week.

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"First with Grim Fandango in January, and now the complete story of Broken Age; just what have we done to deserve two Double Fine experiences come to PlayStation 4 in the space of three months? Broken Age is point and click veteran Tim Schafers first foray into the genre for fifteen years, since the original release of Grim Fandango, but the question is does his return live up to the expectations set by his reputation, or is Broken Age merely broken?" - GameSpew

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Broken Age might be Double Fines best game, and topping it will require a Herculean effort. A more gradual puzzle difficulty increase would be nice, as it gets very hard, very suddenly, but Broken Age reminds me of why I love gaming. Its not perfect, but you owe it to yourself to experience this wonderful, gorgeous game.

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Posted by Ryan Clements on Apr 26, 2015 // Social Media Specialist The Drop: Colorful adventures, political simulators, puzzlers, and shooters! We have quite the diverse lineup of games coming to PlayStation this week, including one of the latest projects from the team at Double Fine: Broken Age, out soon on PS4 and PS Vita.

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Gal Gun: Double Peace gets a release date in Japan.

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Its been a long road for Double Fines Broken Age. Conceptually launched as Double Fine Adventure, the game took to crowdfunding website, Kickstarter back in February 2012 and sought $400,000. After making over $3,000,000 and with an original planned release date of October 2012, the game began to see numerous delays. In early 2013, Double Fine head and Broken Age creative director, Tim Schafer came out and stated that the game would take at least another year to complete. Fast forward to early 2014 and Double Fine released Act I of the game (in part, to raise more money to fund Act II). Finally, three years after its original Kickstarter, were getting the completed version of Broken Age.

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Polygon: "Because I said so." It's a perennial parental favorite, capable of answering "Why?" without really answering "Why?" Broken Age's lead duo Vella and Shay may be separated by space and time but they're united by their inability to accept that classic deflection as an answer. That tendency to challenge "Because I said so" is the catalyst for Broken Age, Double Fine's lovely, funny new adventure. Well. Half an adventure. But we'll get to that.

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GB: Shay and Vella have been waiting 15 months to continue their story. Developer Double Fine Productions left the stars of Broken Age, its newest adventure game, bewildered after a climactic finale in Act 1. But at the time of Act 1s release in Jan. 2014, the developers didnt have a follow-up. They needed another year to work on their project.

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The second half of Double Fine's amazing adventure is filled with great writing and fantastic puzzles.

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The second half of Double Fine's amazing adventure is filled with great writing and fantastic puzzles.