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Fan power drives Attractio to the Vita

Quirky puzzler Attractio from GameCoder Studios is heading to the Vita pronto thanks to a blindingly fast bit of social media. The folks at GameCoder asked if we wanted it over the weekend. Lots of people said 'yes,' and here's the first pic of it in action.


That kind of suggests they were already planning on it, but a little burst of enthusiasm from the gamers can only help. Here's a video of the original PC version to give you more of an idea. It uses the company's own GCEngine, so no Unity quick port here, but hopefully if this proves a success the company's other titles shouldn't prove hard to port over.


The game is based around a puzzle reality TV show with a bit of sci-fi backstory, mixing in friction and gravity elements to create the puzzles.

Currently playing on my Vita/PS3/PS4/PS5


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