The cult classic puzzle game Fez is now available in a limited hardcover edition with a price tag of $100.
The acclaimed perspective-warping indie platformer that first shipped in 2012 described it as is pretty much the opposite of a Black Friday deal. The Fez Limited Edition features a hardcover notebook bound in red canvas with debossed gold foil inlay presented in a matching slipcase, ready to be filled with details of your journey into the 3rd dimension, Gamespot reported.
Also, it included DRM-free copies of Fez for the PC and Mac, and the award-winning Disasterpeace soundtrack. A physical copy is also available and Polytron has also updated their store with a two-disc vinyl version of the soundtrack, according to IGN.
It is physically small, measuring just 5.5 x 5.5 x 1.625-inch. There 500 copies that are being made and each one will be numbered and signed by Fez creator Phil Fish.
Users can pre-order it now on Polytron’s website. The estimated shipping date for the limited edition is Dec. 18, while the vinyl seems to be available now. Polytron warns that it is not expected to ship in time for delivery before Christmas time. For interested player, they can try Fez by purchasing it via Steam with half price of $5 as part of the Autumn Exploration Sale.
Following a punishing and protracted development project that spanned five years, Fez shipped on Xbox 360 in April 2012 and won applause from critics. This is the first time that the dimension-bending puzzle-platformer has been released physically.
Originally released for the Xbox Live Arcade, Fez is also downloadable on PlayStation platforms, PC, and Mac.