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Six New Mini-Games Coming To Spin The Bottle On Wii U Next Month
In almost every regard, Spin the Bottle: Bumpie's Party isn't like other games – but it will have DLC.
Starting on February 13, players will be able to add six new mini-games to Spin the Bottle. If you already own the game, the update will be free. Starting on February 13, however, the price of the game will rise to $11.99, and will include the new games.
You can check out full details of all the new mini-games on Spin the Bottle: Bumpie's Party's Facebook page. You'll be controlling the GamePad with your feet, playing animal charades, and searching for virtual hats and animals. Along with the new mini-games, there are other updates, like the ability to choose what displays on the television.
If you're unfamiliar with Spin the Bottle: Bumpie's Party, it's a Wii U party game that uses the GamePad in a number of strange and novel ways. It's the source of one of our strangest Test Chambers, which you can check out below.
[Source: Spin the Bottle: Bumpie's Party Facebook, via Eurogamer]
Our Take
Spin the Bottle: Bumpie's Party is a strange, atypical argument for cool things that can be done with the Wii U that can't be done on other consoles. I'm happy to see KnapNok continue to support it.
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