Andyliini Posted June 11, 2015 Posted June 11, 2015 If they're planning DLC, the game should have done quite well. Great job indeed.
Dcubed Posted October 11, 2015 Posted October 11, 2015 Well that's certainly affordable Game must've done pretty well for them to keep adding to it (and rightly so! It's a great game that makes great use of the Gamepad )
Kounan Posted October 11, 2015 Posted October 11, 2015 I am thinking of getting this as I just can't affor Zelda or SM3DW, which I really want.... It's just I havent finished yet Darkseiders 2, then there is Batman I didn't even play properly, plus other small games.
MindFreak Posted October 11, 2015 Posted October 11, 2015 I am thinking of getting this as I just can't affor Zelda or SM3DW, which I really want.... It's just I havent finished yet Darkseiders 2, then there is Batman I didn't even play properly, plus other small games. This is relatively quickly beaten so just buy it and beat it in an afternoon. Then it won't really hurt your backlog.
MindFreak Posted November 9, 2015 Posted November 9, 2015 (edited) Discount and free DLC this week. From NintendoLife article: We're big fans of Affordable Space Adventures here at Nintendo Life - the Wii U exclusive is a collaboration between KnapNok Games and Nifflas, providing one of the best examples of innovative GamePad usage we've seen on the eShop. The good news for fans or those still on the fence is that an upcoming price promotion will be joined by new free content and a major update. Due on 12th November in Europe and Australia - and 'soon after' in North America - the price will drop to €15.00 / £13.50 for two weeks (until 26th November). There'll then be a notable update, so much so that it's being branded as a 'remaster' by KnapNok Games - it'll apparently apply "several fixes and updates" to the core game based on feedback over recent months. Of more interest, perhaps, is all-new content in the form of the free Origin Story content. This is apparently best tackled after the campaign due to the challenge of the puzzles, with this extra to be found within the difficulty selection screen. This will have five new levels overall, with Nicklas Nygren (Nifflas) saying the following in a press release. We had lots of level ideas that were too difficult to implement as part of the main story. Origin Story is our way of introducing some of these concepts to those who have already finished the game. We were impressed with Affordable Space Adventures as both a solo or multiplayer game, and those that enjoy interesting uses of the GamePad should certainly consider it; free extra content always makes something that bit more attractive, too. Some screens of the new content are below. Are you tempted to pick this game up for the first time, or will you be revisiting it for the update and Origin Story? Let us know in the comments. Edited November 9, 2015 by MindFreak
dazzybee Posted November 9, 2015 Posted November 9, 2015 Amazing game. Never finished it though as I was playing it with my girlfriend who then stopped wanting to play... I guess I should just try single player!!!
drahkon Posted November 9, 2015 Posted November 9, 2015 Amazing game. Never finished it though as I was playing it with my girlfriend who then stopped wanting to play... I guess I should just try single player!!! Or find a new girlfriend.
dazzybee Posted November 9, 2015 Posted November 9, 2015 Or find a new girlfriend. The one before used to play games all the time with me... The drop in trade in value doesn't matter if I buy the next one second hand...
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