The Xbox 360 release earlier this year of the downloadable platform action game Braid got a ton of critical praise for both the game and its creator, Jonathan Blow. In the past, Blow has promised a PC version would be released before the end of this year but now it appears that's not going to happen.

In a post on the game's official blog site, Blow writes, "I had originally announced the release date for the end of 2008, but for various reasons, this hasn't happened. Once we slipped into mid-October and all the big Christmas-season blockbusters started coming out, it just seemed like a bad idea to schedule Braid for that time period, as it seems likely it'd get released and then disappear."

The new release date is now scheduled for sometime in the February-March time frame and Blow also states that Mac release for Braid is also planned for release sometime after the PC version. There's no word on what differences, if any, there will be between the PC/Mac version and the Xbox 360 original.