Back when it was released on Playstation Vita, Tearaway was a charming platformer which had a very unique atmosphere. It had been developed with all the features of the hardware of the console in mind, so when Tearaway: Unfolded was announced on PS4, we started wondering how well the title would translate to a home console. After being able to play this new version with added content using new mechanics (like the control of the wind via the touch pad of the DualShock 4), it is safe to say that it works really well overall. Some features felt a bit more natural on Vita, like the drums/trampolines you had to activate with the back pad (on PS4 you need to press the touch pad), but with the added use of the light bar, the fact that you can now use a tablet/phone (or the PS Vita itself) as a second screen, and a few other things, you can tell Media Molecule put a lot of effort in this new edition. As usual, the full review is on the French side only, but our verdict and the videos are inside.

Let's continue our tour of Sony's booth with Tearaway: Unfolded,the Playstation 4 version of the Vita game we personally truly enjoyed. Hopefully, it will allow more players to discover the charming world created by Media Molecule.

Another "small" game not on display at Sony's press conference, Tearaway: Unfolded still got its own E3 trailer.

The ever charming Tearaway will finally be released soon on PS4 after the Vita version, and here is a demo of that new version as shown yesterday at Sony's press conference. And of course, it's at 60 fps!

Media Molecule is bringing Tearaway to the PlayStation 4 with Tearaway: Unfolded, an "expanded retelling" of the original title with a bigger world to explore.