Papo & Yo will make the leap from the PlayStation 3 to the PC in April.
Papo & Yo made quite a splash when it came out last summer, in large part because of its difficult subject matter. The story follows a young boy in a Brazilian favela who seeks a cure for the violent compulsions of his companion, a large, pink beast called Monster. It’s an environmental puzzle game, but it’s also a challenging look at the very hard topic of child abuse.
The game originally launched in August 2012 as a PSN exclusive, but a PC release is now set to arrive on Steam next month. Minority Media Creative Director Vander Caballero told Game Informer that he still receives letters from people dealing with abusive relationships and is excited to finally be able to bring the Papo & Yo experience to PC users.
Papo & Yo on the PC will bring a number of enhancements to the table, including better graphics and new visual effects, improved character animations and cinematics, “more robust gameplay” with numerous bug fixes and support for multi-monitor setups and Steam’s Big Picture mode. The controls have been improved as well (and game controllers will be supported), which will hopefully address one of the leading complaints in The Escapist’s review of the PSN version of the game.
The PC version of Papo & Yo is set to hit Steam on April 18.
Source: Game Informer
