Zeno Clash was an indie darling when it was released on PC earlier this year. The first-person punching game was built with Valve's Source engine and featured satisfying combat and a bizarre story. Xbox 360 gamers will get a chance to see what all the fuss is about when Atlus publishes Zeno Clash on Xbox Live Arcade next spring. Atlus says the XBLA version will be "vastly improved" over the PC original and is naming it Zeno Clash: Ultimate Edition. It will boast new modes, new features, and improvements made based on fan feedback. One new feature will be a survival mode called Tower Challenge, which is a co-op mode outside the single-player campaign.
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