Chime Coming to PC Soon

Chime came out a while ago on Xbox Live and I personally wanted a PC version to give me a casual puzzle game to relax to.  On skimming the Steam Powered Store, I found a brand new store page for the game.  The concept seems like a unique twist on a music-styled puzzle game that reacts to the puzzle being played.  The game features these tracks:

Jonathan Coulton, Still Alive (of Portal fame)
Philip Glass, Brazil
Moby, Ooh Yeah
Paul Hartnoll (formerly of Orbital), For Silence
Markus Schulz, Spilled Cranberries
Fred Deakin, Disco Ghosts

Purchasing the game also helps the children’s charity initiative of OneBigGame that was started by Chime’s Zoë Mode.  The initiative also encourages independent developers to join in and help out Save The Children and Starlight Children’s Foundation which are the charities that OneBigGame supports.  Their motto being “Play, so others can“.

If you love puzzle games, electronic inspired music by some of the biggest electronic artists, and supporting children’s charities.  Check out Chime!  Xbox 360 players can purchase it on Xbox Live Arcade now for 400 points ($5).  PC gamers will be able to purchase Chime on Monday, September 6th, 2010 on Steam.

There used to be an embeded media player here, but it doesn't work anymore. We blame the Tumbeasts.

Long Diep
Long Diep
Long Diep

MASH Veteran

Long is an classic game fanatic who has a fond love of arcade games. He is a fan of fighting games and racing simulations and loves playing them with good friends. His true love is with Japanese curtain fire, "bullet hell" shooters. He is a gamer who believes that sometimes the best gaming gear can make the difference between a better experience in a game to increased game play skills. Even though he likes his unique games, he does enjoy FPS games, RPG's, and various other games. Long has a so

The Latest from Mash

Double Tap #445: First Attack, Scott Summers, and 2XKO
October 9th, 2026

We’re back from First Attack 2027, the Scott Summers trailer rises from the ashes, and we talk about 2XKO’s player numbers versus actual engagement. We also explore Virtua Fighter’s approach to building a great fighting game rather than focusing on esports.

WoW! Talk! #328: Beta Thoughts
October 9th, 2026

The gang has been bouncing back and forth between beta and retail. Ula'tek is going down, which is where Forever human hunters already are!

WoW! Talk! #327: Embracing Forever
September 24th, 2026

The gang is back from Blizzcon with more thoughts on what was revealed, as well as their experiences in the WoW Forever beta!