Puzzle Quest: Galactrix now on PlayStation Network

D3Publisher passed along a reminder that Infinite Interactive’s Puzzle Quest: Galactrix is now available for immediate download for the PS3 via PlayStation Network. The PlayStation Network version of Puzzle Quest: Galactrix supports online multiplayer, matchmaking, leaderboards, voice chat and more for $19.99.

Puzzle Quest: Galactrix is a spaced themed action puzzle game that uses similar game mechanics found in Puzzle Quest. The game incorporates a blend of casual and hardcore gameplay elements, a hexagonal puzzle board, detailed storyline and ship building.

Puzzle Quest: Galactrix for PS3 joins previously released versions of the game on Xbox Live Arcade, the DS and Windows PC. Find out more at www.puzzle-quest.com.

The Great Puzzle Quest: Galactrix Code Rush

We are is giving away an undisclosed number of Xbox Live Arcade codes for Infinite Interactive ’s Puzzle Quest: Galactrix . To get a code - on a first come first serve basis - send an email to prizes@crispygamer.com with the subject line Puzzle Quest: Galactrix Code to claim one.

Published by D3 Publisher of America, Infinite Interactive’s Puzzle Quest: Galactrix takes the formula that worked so well with the original Puzzle Quest game and puts it in a new sci-fi setting where instead of battling wizards and knights you battle other races throughout the universe.

Players create a pilot who must gain skills, crafts items, political clout and upgrades to create the ultimate space fleet. Besides the new setting, the game uses an all new hexagonal puzzle board and brand new elements like hacking leapgates, negotiating with factions, trading commodities and collecting blueprints.

If you aren’t lucky enough to get a code, you can always buy the game on Xbox Live Marketplace as well as other platforms like PlayStation Network, Nintendo DS and Windows. Find out more by visiting www.d3publisher.us.

The Rundown: March 5, 2009

Today on The Rundown we detail Days of Arcade, a new mode in ZENO Clash, WCG Ultimate Gamer, the Titan Pack for Unreal Tournament 3, Troy S. Goodfellow’s awesome podcast, and a whole lot more. Come on in, take off your skin and rattle around in your bones - after the break, of course.

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This Week in Games: Killzone 2, 50 Cent

What games do we have to look forward to this week? Honestly, not that much.. but there are a few gems that could make us feel all warm and fuzzy inside - assuming they don’t suck. Somebody has to say these kinds of things to curtail expectations.

Killzone 2 finally makes its way to retail, and even though it may be played out with journalist it will be the first time that actual players get their hands on something other than a demo. - our review is right here, but if you’re a fan you might get upset with our findings.

Also of note is Stoked, 50 Cent: Blood in the Sand, Shellshock 2: Blood Trails, Eat Lead and the Wii version of Dead Rising, Dead rising Chop Till You Drop.. Most of these ship tomorrow. Full List after the break…

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The Rundown: Feb. 3, 2009

Today on The Rundown we look at Warhammer Online’s tour plans, new tunes for Rock Band on the Wii, two years of Clever Communications, Phineas and Ferb’s debut on the DS, two fresh inductees in the Game Developers Choice Awards’ Pioneer Awards, and a whole lot more. Won’t you join us after the jump?

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The Rundown: Jan. 22, 2009

Another day in New York. It’s hard to work with all this talk about Priceline and the flurry of nerf darts that pierce an otherwise quiet Thursday afternoon. Today in the news NOBY NOBY BOY gets a date and a price on the PlayStation Network, Mines of Moria gets an award, the IGF Student Showcase winners are named, details on Global Game Jam, Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad goes gold and much, much more. Please join us for yet another pulse pounding edition of The Rundown - right after the break.

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