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Tumblestone Now Available For PS4 and Wii U


Nighthawk Interactive and QAG partner to launch Tumblestone.


Publisher Nighthawk Interactive and independent developer The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild (QAG) have partnered to launch physical editions of Tumblestone™. The competitive action-puzzle game is now available at major retail locations in North America on the PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system and the Nintendo Wii U™ system for $24.99.

Tumblestone offers a rewardingly cerebral spin on traditional matching puzzle games with fun mechanics, straightforward controls and beautiful hand-painted art design. The single-player Story campaign, which delivers over forty hours of challenges, includes hundreds of puzzling levels with evolving gameplay modifiers and boss battles that demand adaptive thinking. There are also three arcade modes: the heart-racing Heartbeat mode, ingenious Infinipuzzle mode and laid-back Marathon mode. In addition, Tumblestone features local and online multiplayer with unique competitive modes for up to four players, as well as ranked matchmaking and online leaderboards. Launching to highly positive reviews earlier this summer, Tumblestone earned multiple accolades prior to release, including selection in The PAX 10 at PAX Prime 2015, Destructoid’s Top 10 games from PAX East 2015, and the 2015 Intel® Level Up award for Best Puzzle Game. It is rated E (Everyone) by the ESRB and PEGI 3.

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