Echochrome nods at M.C. Escher (maybe some existential philosophers, too, now that I think of it) and bravely asks the question: what if what you see is really all there is, even if it's an illusion?

Typically when you play a puzzle game, you are given an objective and perhaps a few different ways that you can accomplish this task. However, you're not frequently asked to readjust the reality of ...

The sequel, Echochrome 2, is still all about perspective, but unlike its predecessor, this time the key to the game is finding routes within the shadows. You're able to cast shadows by pointing the ...

With both Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo having already blown their collective motion control load, it's gutting to see games like Echochrome ii shoved under the curtain. Yes - we know about Microsoft ...

Presenting a brand new take on the puzzle genre, echochrome ii introduces a unique twist on gameplay that lets players use pure imagination to solve puzzles by controlling light and shadows. A ...

Kylie Prymus is the first columnist for PS Fanboy. A Ph.D candidate in philosophy, Kylie specializes in the sociology of technology. Through this new weekly column, Kylie will explore the impact of ...

Like a fly to a bright light I rushed out to get Echochrome. Not the primal PlayStation 3 version. No, I had to have the whole Echochrome package. I grabbed the PSP release because it has “more” ...

If PSP games daydream about making it big enough to get on a home console then Echochrome II must be the envy of them all. The sequel to the 3D puzzle platformer has not only migrated from the ...

It may not have gotten the same attention as the original echochrome did at E3 2007, but the sequel looks like one of the more promising games coming to the PlayStation Move, Sony’s new motion ...

Sony started patching trophies into some of the older titles available on PlayStation Plus Premium, and it has now added another game to that this. The latest Echochrome update has enabled trophies, ...

Echochrome is a puzzle game available through the PlayStation Network where you toy with reality and attempt to navigate optical illusions that are reminiscent of the works of M. C. Escher. Your only ...