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XBLA Beautiful Puzzle Pack Available Now

Tally Callahan

The Beautiful Puzzle Pack contains a total of four puzzle games for a nicely discounted bundled price of 1200 MSP (or $15 if you actually want to talk in real money numbers). Two of the games support co-op: ilomilo (pictured above) supports 2-player local, and Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet supports 4-player local or online (but not combo). The other two puzzle games in the pack are Lazy Raiders and the Splatters.

Xbox Live Gold Members Can Get ilomilo for Half off This Month

Paul Acevedo

Nothing says loving like a fresh and creative co-op game. Even sweeter is getting said game for half off the regular price. Now that Xbox Live Arcade exclusive ilomilo is the Xbox Live Family Gold Pack Deal of the Month for March, anybody with a Gold subscription can put this bun in their oven. For only five dollars, you'll be hard pressed to find a better co-op deal this month - unless something better pops up, of course.

New Video for ilomilo DLC

Andrew Gaskill

Cute as a button ilomilo is getting a batch of DLC on March 9th. The new DLC is titled "Autumn Tale," and it will contain 19 new levels, six bonus levels, and three new Achievements. We were charmed by the blocky puzzle game, giving it a 4 out of 5 in our co-op review. Read on to see the new trailer for "Autumn Tale."

ilomilo Co-Op Review

Tally Callahan

ilomilo from SouthEnd Interactive and Microsoft Studios is a cute puzzler kicking off the new year on Xbox Live Arcade. Featuring two-player local co-op where players guide protagonists Ilo and Milo through complex cube worlds, does ilomilo live up to expectations or is it just for squares?

Microsoft's Games for the Holidays Promo has Co-Op Games Cooperating

Nick Puleo

Microsoft's Winter 2010 promo for Xbox Live features three games all cooperating together in unique ways, two of the games, feature co-op themselves.

"Secret" Game Demo Available for XBLA Puzzler ilomilo

Marc Allie

It's very difficult for a game to stand out these days. Store shelves are packed full of dozens of different titles for multiple systems. It's even tougher for downloadable titles, especially when you consider the hundreds of other games out there, and the limited options for advertising. One upcoming game, a puzzler called ilomilo, has taken a unique approach to make itself noticed. Instead of providing a demo in the Xbox Live Arcade store, potential players must visit the ilimilo secret code site, where they can get a code that, when redeemed, gives you a demo of the game. It's certainly a novel approach.