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A World Of Keflings, Raskulls, And Ilomilo Are XBLA's "Games For The Holidays"
It feels like we just finished this year's Summer of Arcade, but Microsoft is kicking off another Xbox Live Arcade seasonal promotion by announcing release dates for these three anticipated titles.
The fun starts with the release of NinjaBee's A World of Keflings on December 22, followed by Halfbrick's Raskulls on December 29 and Southend Interactive's Ilomilo on January 5 (assuming you haven't downloaded Ilomilo already).
Each game will unlock cool bonuses in the others. For instance, if you have Ilomilo, you'll be able to build houses for them in A World Of Keflings, and if you have that one, you can select a kefling as your playable character in Raskulls.
Even better, if you're really excited for all three of these games, you don't need to wait for their official release dates. Once you buy A World of Keflings, you'll be able to buy Raskulls and Ilomilo early from within the game.
I haven't had a chance to check out Raskulls personally, but I have played some Ilomilo and A World of Keflings, and I can tell you that they are both definitely worth getting excited about.
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