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Sound Shapes DLC Out Now
Sony announced three new sound packs and one terrain pack are now available for Sound Shapes. Each sound pack costs $.99 each and the Curved Terrain Pack is free. Additionally, a curated album component is coming later this month called the Community Milkcrate that allows you to view user-created content.
Here are the DLC details per Sony:
- Acoustic Sound Pack ($0.99)
- Bring some clean analog tones to your game with five new acoustic instruments. Strum and pick a masterpiece with the guitars, dance across the ivories on the piano or thumb the unique sounds of the kalimba.
- Drum Kits Sound Pack ($0.99)
- This pack is all about rhythm. Snares, hi-hats, toms, and more let you groove to everything from a cool jazz backdrop to a driving rock beat. There’s even an electronic kit for some 80′s hip-hop style jams if that’s more your style.
- 8-Bit Sound Pack ($0.99)
- Compose in the key of chiptune with bleeps, bloops, and other classic game sounds. It’s more than just chiptunes as you’ll get modern electronic synths, bass lines, and loops too. A variety packed pack for sure!
- Curved Terrain Pack (free download)
- This one’s for the platforming fans out there. Bend, stretch and shape curves to add smooth surfaces to your smooth beats. Many of you have been waiting for this, and it’s free today. (It’s also key for some future DLC, but we’ll keep that a surprise for now.)
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