The PC edition of time-shifting puzzle platformer Braid has been pushed back to April 10, creator Jonathan Blow confirmed today. The title was originally scheduled for release next week on March 31.

In explaining the reasoning behind the delay, Blow mentioned that “some problems that came up in testing with various versions of Windows.”

All in all, we reckon most fans won’t mind waiting ten more days for bug free product. Surely beats having to deal with a myriad of technical glitches on the first day. Look for Braid to be available on all major digital distribution networks, including Steam, Greenhouse, Impulse, and GamersGate.

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