“This quirky platform puzzler messes around with time and space as much as it fiddles with your mind. When your future self “suggests” you get in the box, you best damn well get in the box. Doing so thrusts you into a strange world of warping dimensional spaces, freaky messages from the past and future, and abnormal sentient growths.”
I contributed to a portion of the Free-To-Play section for IGN’s Best of 2009 awards. Check it out here at IGN.
Tags: awards, best of 2009, Edmund McMillen, Feature, free-to-play, IGN, indie, PC, scargirl, spelunky, time fcuk
