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The Limited Edition World of Goo is now available for Preorders!
Thursday, February 20th, 2020A Limited Edition Physical Version of World of Goo for Nintendo Switch Appears!
Friday, February 14th, 2020
2DBoy, Tomorrow Corporation, and our friends at Super Rare Games are pleased to announce the Limited Edition physical release of World of Goo – out later this month!
Fun fact: This is the first time a physical version of World of Goo has existed for a Nintendo console!
In addition to 4000 Collector’s Editions, we’re also releasing 2000 Steel Box versions, for those extra rugged players who’d like to keep their gooey-cartridges protected in a hard metal case. The two editions come with different cover and interior art, and both editions come with a 20-page full color manual, exclusive sticker, full color postcard, three trading cards randomly selected from the five-card set – and an award winning game – World of Goo! Physical cartridge! For Nintendo Switch!
More details, fabulous images, and order information can be found at Super Rare Game’s homepage.
Now Available in Europe and Australia… and Multiplayer Updates Everywhere!
Thursday, March 23rd, 2017
European and Australian eShop customers enlarged to show texture.
World of Goo, Little Inferno, and Human Resource Machine are now available in Nintendo’s European and Australian regions, in adorable eShops everywhere! And extra thanks once again to our volunteers who made all these translations possible – all three games were translated by real live human community volunteers.
Two updates were also just released today, for all regions. The Switch should automatically apply these updates for you:
- Little Inferno: Now with multiplayer, grab the other Joy-Con and burn it all down with a friend!
- Human Resource Machine: Now you can swap which Joy-Con you’re using whenever you want. Just press a button on whichever one you want to use. This was, strangely, a very requested feature.
Tomorrow Corporation Games Have Arrived, Now on Nintendo Switch!
Thursday, March 16th, 2017
Actual photo of the Nintendo Switch eShop. Customers enlarged to show texture.
Move over, Zelda, we’re here! World of Goo, Little Inferno, and Human Resource Machine are now available on Switch devices!
Q: What special features do these Switch editions have?
A: Yes!
- They are on the Switch!
- All games come with their original soundtracks. Turn up the volume on your Switch and delight everyone on your subway car or flight!
- World of Goo and Little Inferno have cooperative local multiplayer! Playing with a friend is now our favorite way to play.
- All 3 games playable in Handheld Mode using the touch screen, or in Tabletop Mode or TV Mode using using one or both Joy-Con controllers.
- Small tweaks and improvements throughout, visible only to the most observant observers.
Q: Where can I get them?!
A: On the eShop on your Switch!
Q: Can I get them all as a bundle?
A: We wanted to allow players the joy of three separate purchases! So, no bundle, they are each fully individual games. (And also, there is no technical way for us to bundle them at the moment – we definitely looked into it. If it becomes possible for us to bundle them in the future, we will try and do that. But it’s possible we won’t ever have that ability.)
Q: Can I have them all in a physical box?
A: We are looking into a physical version, but it’s a lot trickier than the digital world we’re all living in now. If we do find a way to make a physical version, it will not be for a while. In the meantime, you are welcome to download the games to your Switch, and then put your Switch in a box. Is a physical version something you want? Let us know!
Q: What is the price of these multiple award winning games?
A: Each game is listed at 9.99 USD, and the experience will stay with you for a lifetime!
Q: Hello! I am from Europe and/or Australia. When can I experience these award winning games?
A: Hola! Guttentag! Où est la bibliothèque? We have heard all three games will release in Europe and Australia on Thursday, 3/23. Profitez-en! Genieten! наслаждайтесь!
(We hear there is a way to get games from any region, from any other region… Some googling might turn up answers. But we can not confirm, since none of us have retail Switches yet!)
Q: Help! When are your games coming out?
A: Right now! See above! Thanks, everyone, and have fun! 🙂
Grab a Friend, Switch Editions will Have Local Multiplayer
Wednesday, March 15th, 2017
Enthusiastic players enjoy multiplayer Little Inferno.
For those of you lucky enough to have a friend, invite them to your rooftop party! Switch editions of World of Goo and Little Inferno will both have cooperative local multiplayer – the best kind of multiplayer.
Q: I do not have any friends?
A: We’ve all been there. In the meantime, you can always play single player, or with two hands.
Q: Multiplayer Little Inferno, a Switch exclusive?!
A: Yes! The brand new Switch Edition is the first and only version of Little Inferno to feature multiplayer. Now you can drag a friend through your personal existential crisis! It’s incredibly satisfying to rip things apart and burn it all down with a friend. Also perfect for couples.
Q: But I want to play by myself!
A: You’re in luck! We got single player Little Inferno approved first, and multiplayer approved a little bit later. So the single player version will launch first, and then the multiplayer update will roll out automatically about a week later. It should all happen magically and you won’t have to do anything special, except sit back and enjoy that brief moment of alone time while you’ve got it.
Q: A free update?! Will there be pink logs?
A: Due to inexplicable, overwhelming, demand for pink logs, Tomorrow Corporation is considering branching out into the pink log manufacturing business. Management does not know why pink logs are so popular, but is happy to accommodate.
Q: I thought I remember playing World of Goo with a friend … a long time ago?
A: Many years and several generations ago, the original Wii version supported playing with more than one Wii controller. We think this is the first version since then to feature multiplayer.
Q: Is Human Resource Machine multiplayer?
A: We thought about it, and debated it, and decided it would be too chaotic for a game that needs such concentration. But if players want it and can make a thoughtful case for it, we’ll consider adding it!
Q: I am not a cooperative person and do not want to cooperate with others.
A: You can always play single player! Good luck out there, and see you … Tomorrow!
