Another World: 20th Anniversary Edition

Another World: 20th Anniversary Edition

Version: US Format: NoNpDRM
Another World: 20th Anniversary Edition (known as Out of This World in North America) is a legendary cinematic action-platformer developed by Éric Chahi with DotEmu and published by The Digital Lounge for the PlayStation Vita. Originally released in 1991, this influential masterpiece follows Lester Knight Chaykin, a young genius physicist transported to a hazardous alien planet following a high...
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Game Overview

Another World: 20th Anniversary Edition delivers the iconic retro platformer to the PlayStation Vita with meticulous care, providing both remastered high-definition vector graphics and retro visual modes. Renowned as a pioneer of the "cinematic platformer" subgenre, the title relies on non-verbal, visual-only storytelling, environmental context, and minimalist sound design rather than dialogue or screen overlays.

Gameplay emphasizes environmental puzzle-solving, trial-and-error navigation, precise platforming, and laser combat. Players wield a multi-functional laser pistol capable of firing basic energy blasts, deploying temporary force-field barriers for defense, and charging up super-shots to obliterate enemy defenses and crumbling walls. Survival requires quick reflexes, keen observation, and close coordination with your alien companion, Buddy.

Tailored for handheld play, the PS Vita edition features seamless real-time switching between original 1991 polygon art and modernized HD visuals at the press of a button. Players can also choose between remastered audio or the classic sound effects and original synth score. Supported by Cross-Buy and Cross-Save functionality across PS3, PS4, and PS Vita systems, Another World stands as a timeless piece of video game history.

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Title

Another World: 20th Anniversary Edition

Platform

PlayStation Vita (PS Vita)

Developer

Éric Chahi / DotEmu

Publisher

The Digital Lounge / Limited Run Games

Genre

Cinematic Platformer, Action-Adventure

Release Date

July 8, 2014 (North America / Europe)

File Format

VPK / MAI / NoNpDrm

Languages

English, French, German, Spanish, Italian

Key Features

  • Visual Mode Toggle: Switch seamlessly in real-time between original 1991 polygon graphics and updated high-definition vector art.

  • Tactical Laser Gun Mechanics: Utilize a single weapon to shoot basic laser beams, project energy shields, and charge powerful wall-breaking blasts.

  • Minimalist Cinematic Storytelling: Experience a story conveyed entirely through animation, cinematic framing, and environmental cues.

  • Audio Soundtrack Options: Toggle between original retro sound effects and remixed high-fidelity ambient soundtracks.

  • Cross-Buy & Cross-Save Integration: Sync gameplay progress across PS Vita, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4 consoles.

Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Is Out of This World the exact same game as Another World?

Yes, Out of This World was the title used for the original North American release across Super Nintendo, Genesis, and MS-DOS, while Another World was the original European and international title.

Can you play Another World on PS Vita with classic original graphics?

Yes, you can toggle between the original 1991 graphics and the remastered HD visuals at any time during gameplay with a single button press.

Was Another World released on physical cartridge for PS Vita?

Yes, Limited Run Games published a physical cartridge release for the PS Vita in North America in addition to its digital release on the PlayStation Store.

How do I install Another World on a custom firmware PS Vita?

The game can be installed on custom firmware (CFW) enabled PS Vita consoles using standard formats like NoNpDrm, VPK, or MAI dumps via VitaShell.

Download Resources

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⚠️ Download Tips:

  • Use extraction software (e.g., 7-Zip, WinRAR) to extract the downloaded files
  • Put the extracted ISO or CSO files into the ISO folder of your PSP memory card
  • Make sure your PSP has custom firmware (CFW) installed