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The Binding of Isaac Gets A Free Demo And Content Update
Edmund McMillen's The Binding of Isaac is only $5 on Steam, but those still unsure can try the demo for free while fans can look forward to new stuff.
McMillen sent out the announcement in the middle of the night to let fans know about the demo on Newgrounds that includes two levels, eight possible bosses, and over 60 items. If you haven't checked it out, play it now, fools!
The full game will receive an update that includes a new final chapter, over 20 new items, three new bosses, a new playable character, and new achievements. The best part is it will all be ready this Halloween absolutely free.
"This 2nd update is more or less my dream update, something i wanted to be able to do for release but knew it would push the game back another month to get done, so in a way on the 31st Isaac will become exactly what i wanted to release but didn't have the time to finish," McMillen says.
Via Joystiq
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