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by Sam Tyler 0
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The Curse of the Zombiesaurus DLC coming to Kelflings, watch the video

Fright of the Ninja Bee: A World of Keflings gets Scary DLC Video

Earlier this year fans of A World of Keflings were asked to vote for what DLC they wanted for the game; Candy, Graveyard or Pirates.  Candy won the day and the DLC was duly revealed.  Ninja Bee are not the type of developer to let market research go to waste so they have decided to plunge deeper into the votes and produce some Graveyard style DLC in the form of The Curse of the Zombiesaurus, due October 17th.

by Andrew Gaskill 0
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Sugar and spice and a Zombiesaurus

A World of Keflings Getting Candy and Graveyard Themed DLC

It's been almost a year since A World of Keflings has received new DLC. Developer Ninja Bee is going to scratch your family friendly, world-building, simulation itch with two new DLCs this month. The first, titled "Sugar, Spice, and Not So Nice," will feature a candy themed realm for your tiny Keflings to build up and explore. It will be available through the XBLA Marketplace on October 10th for 320 Microsoft Points ($4). You can see a video of the sweet new kingdom below.

by Sam Tyler 0
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New images of Candy for Keflings have been spun from pixie dust and sugar

You Wanted Candy for Keflings; Be Proud of Yourselves

At the start of the year, the A World of Keflings community was given the choice of what DLC they would like to see; swashbuckling pirates, grisly undead, or tooth achingly sweet candy land.  Being the type of manly community that has to shave 4 times a day, they of course picked - Candy.  New images have now been released for this DLC pack in all its pink glory.

by Paul Acevedo 0
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Multiple flavors, sprinkles expected

Candy Still Coming to A World of Keflings

Back in January, A World of Keflings developer NinjaBee announced a contest to let fans choose which direction the XBLA game's next downloadable content package would take. Not surprisingly, the candy-themed selection 'Candy for Keflings' bested the rest. Four months later, the DLC has yet to arrive, but NinjaBee has kindly provided a status update and new images (like the one above) to tide us over.

by Paul Acevedo 3
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'Candy for Keflings' Wins the Taste Test

Last week, developer Ninja Bee held a little poll to let gamers choose the theme of the next A World of Keflings DLC expansion. The choices: Graveyard, Pirates, and Candy. I was a bit scared that the current zombie fad would cause the Graveyard theme to win out, but I worried for naught. Keflings players like bright, happy stuff it seems, as 'Candy for Keflings' (my pick as well) won the vote. Let's all eat some candy to celebrate!

by Sam Tyler 1
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Ninjabee are offering fans the chance to decide the next DLC theme for their co-op friendly game A World for Keflings

Candy, Pirates or Graveyards - Choose A World of Keflings' New DLC

It is an eternal question that has taxed human kind since the dawn of existence, which do you prefer; Candy, Pirates or Graveyards? I love eating candy and playing as a pirate - Graveyards, not so much. My voice is just one of many, as fans of A World of Keflings can now visit playxbla.com and vote for the theme they want for the game's next DLC pack. I went for Pirates and their grog; because candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker.

by Andrew Gaskill 3
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Xbox LIVE Deal of the Week -50% Off A World of Keflings

Time for a little Arcade Four-Play.  Four player competitive and co-operative games make up the roster for this week's Xbox LIVE Arcade Deal of the Week. A World of Keflings offers co-op play for two players locally and four players online.  We liked the world-building adventure game, giving it a 4 out of 5 in our Co-Op Review. You can pick it up right now for only 400 Microsoft Points, or five dollars.  That's 50% off the normal 800 MSP price point, or half off, for those of you who simply hate math.

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