Crush available now in North America

A young man with a lifetime of unresolved issues and bottled up emotions which made him a nervous insomniac – that’s Crush‘s Danny for you. The name of the title was derived from in-game character Dr. Rubins’ new treatment for our poor friend Danny.

It’s a good thing Sega has finally shipped the video game title in Europe the other day so players will now be able to help him. But the real news here is that Sega of America, alongside developer Zoe Mode, just announced that fans in North America can get also their hands on Crush starting today.

All a player has to do is figure out how Danny can move around the complex and hypnotic 3D world to sort through the wreckage of his past before he ultimately lose his sanity. This would entail “crushing” the 3D world into a 2D one to go to previously inaccessible areas.

Crush has been rated E10+ by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) and can be purchased in retail stores for US$ 29.95.

A young man with a lifetime of unresolved issues and bottled up emotions which made him a nervous insomniac – that’s Crush‘s Danny for you. The name of the title was derived from in-game character Dr. Rubins’ new treatment for our poor friend Danny.

It’s a good thing Sega has finally shipped the video game title in Europe the other day so players will now be able to help him. But the real news here is that Sega of America, alongside developer Zoe Mode, just announced that fans in North America can get also their hands on Crush starting today.

All a player has to do is figure out how Danny can move around the complex and hypnotic 3D world to sort through the wreckage of his past before he ultimately lose his sanity. This would entail “crushing” the 3D world into a 2D one to go to previously inaccessible areas.

Crush has been rated E10+ by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) and can be purchased in retail stores for US$ 29.95.