Anyway, we finished off the last two Zonaco missions with a great many gratuitous explosions:

Go ahead, watch the video, and enjoy the carnage. We pulled off the following missions during this session:

Like always, the Humble Indie Bundle gives you the choice to pay as little, or as much, as you like for the games on offer.  The price you pay can be divided as you choose between the publishers, the website and charity - in this case the Child's Play Charity and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

First and foremost, the original campaigns of Monaco have all been edited and/or shortened in some way, trimming the fat of the more lengthy and less favorable levels. Yes, they did, in fact, remove gameplay content with this update. However, the developers wanted the game to have a much smoother user experience that enhances its entirety overall. One of the things they tweeked was the prison tutorial, where many gamers had failed to understand how to escape the guards. By removing bushes to hide in, this helps players to understand that breaking line-of-sight is often the solution to avoid detection.

We were pleasantly surprised with just how much the game has changed with the addition of zombies. I know, I know - it sounds like a no-brainer (*zing*), but really just changing the way the enemies behave made the entire game feel brand new. The entire original campaign, community levels, and the new origins levels can be played in zombies fashion. 

Andy Schatz released a short video (below) showing off a few things from the Halloween update. The biggest content additions are eight new mini-campaigns that detail the backstory for each of the protagonist thieves. Along with that is Zombie Mode, a feature Schatz admits is a little trite, but they did it anyway, so what are you gonna do? Zombie Mode adds shambling undead foes to Monaco's levels, forcing you to do things like explode bloaters and avoid wretches while you try to make your escape.