Xbox Live: Gravity Guy update adds Rescue Chapter, PDLC

Gravity Guy

When Gravity Guy launched last yr, two of its Achievements were unavailable to players. This was not due to glitches merely by pattern – quite unusual for an Xbox Alive game. Fast forward to today and Gravity Guy's version ane.1 update has arrived. It packs quite a lot for an update, including a few surprises.

Gravity Guy version 1.1 release notes:

Added Fast App Switching support
Added the Rescue affiliate to Story Manner (29 new levels)
Added paid DLCs:
Slowdowns: Slows down the game for ninety seconds. Information technology'southward like "bullet time"

The paid DLC (PDLC) is the big news here. Gravity Guy has officially go the showtime third-party Xbox Live game to offering PDLC, a fleck ahead of Bug Village and Zombies!!!. Players automatically get three gratis Slowdowns, which can be used by tapping the new icon in the top-left corner of the screen. Slowdowns typically final for most one and a one-half levels – if the role player doesn't brand whatsoever mistakes. Employ up your costless Slowdowns and it costs 160 Microsoft Points ($2) to buy a pack of 5 more than.

Information technology will be mighty tempting to activate those Slowdowns when you lot start up the new Rescue chapter. Information technology starts with a brief introduction that reveals what happened to the hero after completing the original Run chapter. Then the game begins, Gravity Guy running and flipping through 29 more levels as he eludes the chaser. Unfortunately, several of the new levels are just stupendously difficult, giving players virtually no time to see and react earlier dying. Gravity Guy was always a challenging game (somewhat mitigated by unlimited lives and adequately short levels), merely never quite this difficult. Information technology'south enough to make poor Harlequin repent to the Ticktockman.

What practice you guys call up of the update? Some gamers hate paying for DLC, but this type of content is extremely mutual among iPhone games. Opening the PDLC doors actually means that more popular games tin be ported to Windows Phone in the future – albeit some will desire to sell you lot lives and stuff.

Gravity Guy is a slick, fast-paced platformer in which the hero flips betwixt floors and ceilings rather than jumping. See our review for more details. The game costs $2.99 and there is a costless trial. Pick it upwardly here on the Marketplace.

Thank you everyone for the tips on this!

UPDATE: While we were originally told that Gravity Guy would have shield PDLC in addition to slowdowns, shields were not included in this update.

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