Puzzle Game Ilomilo Gets A Secret Release On XBLA [Puzzle Game Ilomilo Secretly Released On XBLA, Download Codes For Trial Version Available Now On Official Website]

Posted on TFTS by Eric Abent on Sunday, 28. November 2010 under: Computer/Console Gaming

Sure, you’ve heard of successful releases and bombed releases, along with midnight releases and Tuesday releases, but have you heard of secret releases? Thinking about it, I can’t recall a time when a video game was ever secretly released, nor can I think of circumstances under which a secret release could lead to a successful release. But developer Southend Interactive is throwing logic out the window and doing it anyway! Their adorable (yeah, I said it) puzzle game ilomilo is available for download now on XBLA.

ilomilo has already been released on Windows Phone 7, but wasn’t scheduled for a release until January on XBLA. If you head over to ilomilo’s official website, you’ll find an invitation to press a green button and receive a code to download the trial version of the game. Like all other XBLA titles, you’ll have the option to buy it once in the main menu, and you can purchase the full version for 800 MSP ($10). If this game interests you at all – and trust me, its awesome – I’d suggest buying it sooner rather than later, because I have a feeling that once it gets an official release, the price might jump to up 1200 MSP.

Click the Via link below to head to the website and get your download code.

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YourAreKiddingRight
“Their” adorable?
Eric Abent
Yeah, as in the possessive form. As in “Southend Interactive’s adorable puzzle game…” except I substituted “Southend Interactive” with “Their.”
This kind of substitution is quite elementary and occurs rather frequently in journalism and, really, literature as a whole.
Seriously, though, please read the entire sentence before you begin to insult my grammar.
Terrible troll is terrible.