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Your Keflings Are Going To Space
A World of Keflings came out almost a year ago, but developer Ninja Bee just announced the first DLC pack for the game. You might say it sounds "out of this world"… or you could more accurately say that it is set in outer space.
The DLC is entitled "It Came From Outer Space," and will add a new extraterrestrial area for your Xbox Avatar to tromp around in, populated by alien beings. You can build alien structures, construct robots, and harvest new resources. This area is a whole new kingdom, which Ninja Bee says will add "hours of additional gameplay and content."
When can you make this cosmic voyage? Good question! Ninja Bee has not announced a price or a release date for the DLC, but the press release mentions that it will hit "in the coming weeks."
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