Paris Games Week 2017 – LocoRoco 2 Remaster coming to PS4 in December

LocoRoco 2 was originally released in 2008 for the PSP. Announced at Paris Games Week 2017, LocoRoco 2 Remaster is coming to PS4 in December.

The puzzle platformer was incredibly well received when it was released and will now be playable on PS4 in 4K. According to PlayStation;

The Moja Boss is not willing to accept defeat. Armed with a deadly song that sucks the life out of all living things, the evil Moja army have returned to enslave the LocoRoco! Help the LocoRoco bring life and music back to the planet in this exciting new sequel. Experience the addictive Tilt and Roll gameplay that made it an instant classic and discover brand new abilities and challenges.

LocoRoco 2 Remaster will be available for PS4 on December 9, 2017.

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