Through an array of unique titles that did arrive throughout the course of 2019 last year, one staple that many fell to love was DeadToast Entertainment’s My Friend Pedro. A reimagining of the same-named game on Armor Games from 2014, this project reiterates on what the initial game introduced while taking bigger steps now with a publisher assisting in the development.
The title originally arrived on both Nintendo Switch alongside PC back in June, but now it looks that another platform will be making an addition to the game’s availability. According to a new rating listed on Pan European Game Information (PEGI) website, the game has been given a PEGI 13 rating for PlayStation 4.
Alike prior listings discovered online, this prematurely confirms that the game will be arriving to the listed platform later on when the publisher and/or developer is prepared to properly announce the news. It was just last year that we discovered that Blue Manchu’s Void Bastards was rated through the PEGI organization for PlayStation 4 also.
Due to the differentiating placement of months and dates between Europe and the U.S., the release date cites to be “11/02/20.” But in reality, this actually reads to be the 11th of this month, February, which is the day that the listing was initially registered. Hope that clears up some confusion for those that might misunderstand.
While we wait, go read our full review for My Friend Pedro by heading here. Rectify Gaming’s David Rodriguez tells the game to hold a “mixture of tight platforming, controls and puzzle mechanics are top notch. It has great level design, and the skill ceiling is out of this world compared to the average game lately.”
Did you already pick up My Friend Pedro or plan to do so later when it arrives to PlayStation 4?
My Friend Pedro is out now for Nintendo Switch and PC.
Source: PEGI
