It's all about collaboration and teamwork-with yourself. When you smack your recorded image with your umbrella (or it smacks you), it's amusing to see your other self launched halfway across the screen-or off a cliff-to help get those hard to reach baked goods. The number of clones that you can record depends on the stage, but you can create as many as you need to snag all the pies in a particular level. This creates a replica of yourself, which you can interact with, by either jumping on your clone's head to get to higher ground or giving it a good whap with your umbrella. On top of the basic platforming functions, you can use the right trigger to record your movements and then have them play back in a loop. That was good enough for us.įor such a stocky, gluttonous gentleman, Winterbottom is actually quite nimble and can jump and float around with his black umbrella. We were given a brief rundown of the story, which basically boiled down to this: Winterbottom is a bit of a troublemaker and must journey through time and space to devour as much pie as possible. The main focus of the demo was to see the various puzzles, so we're not really sure how or why this gentleman suddenly began to travel through time to snatch the sweet desserts. Even with the game's dark and monochromatic color palette, the baked pastry looked absolutely delicious, with all your favorite toppings piled on to make you crave a pie of your very own. Winterbottom's desire for the elusive chronoberry pie is understandable. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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