Capybara Games has released a demo for their fattening puzzle game Critter Crunch, now available for PS3 users to try on the Playstation Network. The dev is hoping the demo raises awareness of the title amidst self-admitted slow sales out of the gate.

The full game contains several modes: puzzle, adventure, challenge and survivor, as well as including offline/online co-op and versus. Critter Crunch was released on PSN October 8.

Ukraine-based indie gaming company Boolat Games has finally released Topatoi on the North American PlayStation Network. While staying true to the original puzzle/platformers, the game also combines a sense of originality in its environments and style. As a matter of fact, the best way for me to show you just how amazing this game looks is to provide you a link to this video. Topatoi had already been released in Europe, Asia, and Australia sometime in July. As one would imagine the name comes from its gameplay elements: you control a spinning top through a series of puzzles. Priced at $9.99, its fantastic visuals are sure to attract some attention from the North American audience which in turn would make this game a hit.

More information about the game can be found on the official Topatoi website.

Developer Psyonix has announced via press release that it’s PSN vehicle combat title Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars will run for only $4.99, 50% off the standard price, for the next two weeks in celebration of the game’s first anniversary.

“October marks the one-year launch anniversary of Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars – our first self-published title – and we feel like having a party,” said Dave Hagewood, Director of Development for Psyonix. “So we decided to give back to PlayStation 3 owners by giving those who have been missing out on the fun some added incentive to join the Battle-Cars community.”

Sounds good to us. Offer is on now through October 29.

Indie games don’t rain from the sky on the PS3 like they do on PC and Xbox 360, so when one lands on the Playstation Network, it’s usually worth at least a look. Enter Critter Crunch, a gluttonous puzzle game now available for download on the PSN.

Developed by Capybara Games, Critter Crunch brings four single player–Adventure, Puzzle, Challenge and Survival–and two multiplayer offline/online mode–Versus and Co-Op. The converted iPhone title goes for $6.99.