Kalimba gets new DLC and free content update tomorrow

<p>Back in December&comma; Press Play and Microsoft released a puzzle-platformer entitled Kalimba&period; Previously known to gamers as Project Totem&comma; Kalimba is a challenging downloadable title which features both single and local co-op gameplay&period; With its unique &&num;8220&semi;trixelated&&num;8221&semi; art style&comma; players control a pair of synchronized totems to complete levels which contain puzzles&comma; hazards&comma; and sometimes bosses&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Tomorrow&comma; the game receives a major content update which will be free to all existing and future players&period; Included in the update are two new game modes which are called Llama and Puma&period; In Llama mode&comma; up to six players can take turns to compete in local speedruns in order to get the highest score&period; To achieve leaderboard dominance&comma; players can race against ghosts of their friends or AI in Puma mode&comma; which ships with approximately levels&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Also&comma; releasing tomorrow are two DLC packs which will be free for current and new users till May 6&period; The first pack is entitled the &&num;8220&semi;Dark Void&&num;8221&semi; and it contains 10 single-player levels and a new game mechanic&period; The other pack is called &&num;8220&semi;Co-Optimistic&&num;8221&semi; and it features 10 co-op levels&period; After May 6&comma; the DLC packs will cost &dollar;3&period;99 each or &dollar;5&period;99 for both&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Lastly&comma; the PC version of Kalimba releases tomorrow on Steam for &dollar;9&period;99&period; The PC version will ship with the new content update and will support both keyboard and gamepad controls&period; The DLC packs will not be free but can be purchased for either &dollar;3&period;99 each or &dollar;5&period;99 as a bundle&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;