<![CDATA[Kotaku: relentless software]]> http://tags.kotaku.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/kotaku.com.png <![CDATA[Kotaku: relentless software]]> http://kotaku.com/tag/relentlesssoftware http://kotaku.com/tag/relentlesssoftware <![CDATA[Blue Toad Murders On The PlayStation Network]]> PlayStation 3 owners are getting a bit of episodic adventure in their lives later this year, as Relentless Software announces Blue Toad Murder Files exclusively for the PlayStation Network.

With Telltale trying to juggle putting out new games with porting their existing technology to the PlayStation3, PS3 owners are feeling a bit neglected when it comes to the episodic adventure genre. Buzz! developer Relentless Software is looking to change that, with Blue Toad Murder Files, a murder mystery series they are self-publishing on the PlayStation Network later this year. Executive director David Amor comments:

"We're really excited to be self publishing this. The murder mystery genre has been a staple in TV, books and movies for years and we think we've come up with a great videogame interpretation."

Not much to see right now, but interested parties can register at the game's official site to receive updates as soon as updates are available. In the meantime, do not fret, adventure gaming PS3 owners. Relief is in sight.

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<![CDATA[Sony's Buzz! Devs Have A "Secret Project"]]> The men and women who toil away at Sony's popular Buzz! franchise, churning out sequels and expansions to please their overlords, are hard at work on a secret project, currently known as "Secret Project."

Catchy, eh? Yes, very. While the UK-based Relentless Software isn't divulging details on its "Secret Project" yet, it has put out the human resources feelers, looking for currently unemployed talent who know how to keep a secret.

Relentless merely teases the title with a quartet of carefully mosaicked screen shots, which might lead one to believe it to be based on Japanese hardcore pornography. Not so! Secret Project is almost guaranteed to be a multiplayer game with a casual bent, as the company's web site notes "We've taken everything we've learned about making social games and the result is what, for the time being, is known as Secret Project #1."

Whatever the game is, it looks like Sony isn't publishing this one. Relentless says the game is planned to be a "self-published" affair. Could they be making their way to another platform? Will it be digitally distributed, without the need for a publisher? Or do these guys just have something to prove?

Guess we'll know in "the coming months."

Secret Project [Relentless Software via Eurogamer]

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<![CDATA[Cluttered Desktop Leaks Buzz Coming for PSP?]]> buzzcture%205.pngDuring the recent Develop Conference, Relentless Software was giving a PowerPoint presentation from on of their computers. But in the background, lurking on the desktop, was loads of crazy porn a document titled "BUZZ-PSP." We can only assume that their PS2 title Buzz is, at minimum, being proposed for the PSP platform. Their trivia game could be a fun title for car trips, bus rides, and all those normal things people do who actually leave the house. Meanwhile, we're staying holed-up in our caves, frantically searching keynote desktops for Barbie Unicorn Adventure DS Gears of War mobile.

What does a doc called 'Buzz PSP' suggest to you?
[pocketgamer]

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