Most of them make the gameplay more puzzle oriented which is awesome in the campaign but I found that they didn't really translate to multiplayer matches very well. One of the best parts of this DLC pack is that it incorporates many exciting gameplay mechanics. On top of the campaign, this pack also contains a bunch of Run, Arena, and King of the Hill levels, space costumes, and three songs. Upon reaching the end, there's quite an epic boss battle, too. What's neat is that the pieces of paper are scattered around the map so trying to get them as efficiently as possible is a lot of fun. Just like in the main game, this campaign allows you to choose which level to play next on a grid selection screen. Basically, an alien rips up Satura's poster so she ventures up to space to collect all of the scraps so she can piece it back together again. Purchasing it allows you to work through an entire campaign that's composed of dozens of levels. This is obviously the most significant portion of Runbow's new wave of content. 🧐 Lilac jumps on enemies' heads with style Satura's Space Adventure │ One of Video Chums' core principles is 'it's better to be late and thorough than it is to be early and misinformed'. With plenty of fresh DLC and some free content recently available, you should lace up your running shoes and get ready for a whole new racing season. If you haven't played Runbow in a while then now's a great time to boot it up again.

Runbow: Extra Val-Hue DLC Bundle is also available for Nintendo Switch, PS4, and Xbox One Maciejewski playing a Wii U on April 15, 2016

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