A week has passed since NinjaBee released the Sugar, Spice and Not So Nice DLC for A World of Keflings. Not content to leave another year before a follow-up, The Curse of the Zombiesaurus, A World of Keflings’ third proper DLC, is available today on XBLM. Developed in secret alongside its fellow DLC Theme Contest alumnus, The Curse of the Zombiesaurus brings the Graveyard DLC theme to (forgive me) life for 320MSP, keeping the price of A World of Keflings DLC consistent straight from the start. Is the quality just as consistent? Read the full story

WINNERS ANNOUNCED: Congratulations to Nick, Sebastian, and Brian for winning this week’s giveaway!

Does this contest look familiar? Maybe because I took parts from our last run at this!

This may come as a bit of a surprise, but we really love Keflings at Marooners’ Rock. While you’re listening to today’s Keflings podcast for the exclusive updates and interesting insights, courtesy of guest star Andrew Hill of NinjaBee Games, why not enter for a chance to win one of three Keflings prize packs in anticipation of the new DLC’s imminent release and the upcoming title update to patch in Avatar FameStar? There are three combo packs available, and each one includes a full game download for A World of Keflings and a download of It Came From Outer Space, the game’s first DLC. A World of Keflings received our “Best Downloadable Game” award for 2010, and it still remains high on our list of must-have XBLA games, so don’t miss this chance! Read the full story

I’ve been looking forward to Sugar, Spice, and Not So Nice since it won the user competition as Candy for Keflings. Every step of the way, I’ve been tracking it and waiting ever so patiently (and impatiently) for more details and an announcement of release and pricing. Sugar, Spice, and Not So Nice will be available on October 10th for 320MSP from the Xbox LIVE Marketplace. Now, I know the title mentioned a surprise, so let’s get to that right now. Remember how one of the runners-up of the DLC contest was a graveyard theme? NinjaBee Games went ahead and developed a full DLC pack for it alongside their Candy DLC. Read the full story

There are at least a few of us here at Marooners’ Rock that are huge fans of A World of Keflings, from NinjaBee Games. Chris and Lindsey had a great podcast with NinjaBee’s Andrew Hill a few months ago about A World of Keflings, and some of what they discussed seems to be coming around now. There’s no release date or pricing yet, but A World of Keflings upcoming DLC, Sugar, Spice, and Not So Nice has a brand spanking new trailer. Read the full story

If you haven’t listened to our latest Marooners’ Talk podcast, you should. Why? Because we got to sit down with Andrew Hill of NinjaBee Games, where we discussed the upcoming A World of Keflings DLC and much more.

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WINNERS ANNOUNCED: Congratulations to Leon, Buster, and Gram for winning the three combo packs this week. Keep your eyes open for more!

This may come as a bit of a surprise, but we really love Keflings at Marooners’ Rock. While you’re listening to today’s Keflings podcast for the exclusive updates and interesting insights, courtesy of guest star Andrew Hill of NinjaBee Games, why not enter for a chance to win one of three Keflings prize packs in anticipation of the new DLC’s imminent release and the upcoming title update to patch in Avatar FameStar? There are three combo packs available, and each one includes a full game download for A World of Keflings and a download of It Came From Outer Space, the game’s first DLC. A World of Keflings received our “Best Downloadable Game” award for 2010, and it still remains high on our list of must-have XBLA games, so don’t miss this chance! Read the full story

Contained within Episode 039 of Marooners’ Talk, titled “Keflings Chat,” are certain EXCLUSIVE details about NinjaBee Games’ upcoming A World of Keflings candy-themed DLC, straight from the mouth of Andrew Hill (PR/Marketing for NinjaBee Games). Aside from exclusive DLC details, Andrew gives us some great insight into the workings of NinjaBee, how he feels about the Xbox Dashboard, and an interesting look at how Avatars made it into A Kingdom for Keflings those many years ago, among many other points. Do you want the official name of A World of Keflings’ candy DLC? How about some details about new characters and new mechanics? Avatar FameStar inclusion? All of this and more within the hour below. Read the full story

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I have a bit of a love-love relationship with NinjaBee’s games. When we first got our current Xbox 360, I was browsing through the XBL Marketplace and decided to look through the avatar games, where I found A Kingdom for Keflings. I showed my wife, we took a risk and bought some points, and had a blast. When we first heard that a sequel was being developed in A World of Keflings, our excitement was palpable, and we experienced a game improved in every way. When we saw Akimi Village at E3, my wife almost skipped other appointments to continue sitting there playing, and when we got our hands on it to review, we found that it had some really innovative advancements over the Keflings series (that hopefully will make their way into a third Keflings game one day). Now, I get to return to my World of Keflings with the newly released It Came From Outer Space DLC, and I couldn’t be happier. Well, I could be a little happier, but we’ll talk about that in a few paragraphs. Read the full story

For several months PS3 owners have been most jealous of their 360 counterparts as they’ve been the recipients of all the NinjaBee goodness. Fortunately for the Sony lovers, NinjaBee heard their cries and recently released Akimi Village. As a game that I like to call Keflings version 1.5, how does it hold up to previous offerings?

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A few minutes ago NinjaBee Games, the geniuses behind A Kingdom for Keflings and A World of Keflings, released a new trailer for their upcoming Steam game Cloning Clyde. This game is a collaboration between the NinjaBee team and Bacon Wrapped Games, and you really can never go wrong with bacon.

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