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Metrico Now Available For PS Vita From Digital Dreams

Digital Dreams has revealed that players can now download Metrico on PlayStation Vita and is currently free for one month to PlayStation Plus members. Read on.

Dutch independent developer, Digital Dreams, makes its console debut today with Metrico, a unique infographic puzzle action game, now available exclusively on PlayStation Vita. Set in a world filled with infographics, Metrico challenges players through six worlds filled with bar charts, line diagrams and pie charts, each of which directly react to the player’s movements, actions and input. For example, one bar diagram might grow with each step a player takes to the left, while another might decline with every jump. Players must explore Metrico and carefully analyze every move to see how they affect the world and what will help them advance. This game mechanic, called “Input Morphing”, forces players to think about actions that they normally wouldn’t consider in a video game. Metrico is a combination of exploration, skill, experimentation, but above all: thinking outside of the box.


Metrico will be available on PlayStation Network the 5th of August in the US store and the 6th of August in Europe, exclusively for the PlayStation Vita. Last week, Sony announced that Metrico will be free for one month from August 5th for PlayStation Plus subscribers! Metrico is available for non-subscribers (and after that month for everybody) for $13,99 / €12,99.

To learn more, visit the official Metrico website.

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