Mutant Mudds On 3DS Gets 20 New Levels As Free DLC

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In August, Renegade Kid released an updated version of Mutant Mudds for the PC, that included all of the stages from the Nintendo 3DS version of the game, as well as 20 new levels featuring Grannie, Max’s grandma.

 

These 20 stages are now being released as a free update for the Nintendo 3DS version of Mutant Mudds via the Nintendo eShop. They’ll be available on October 25th in North America and October 18th in Europe.

 

You can watch a new trailer for the free levels update above. Mutant Mudds costs $8.99 on the Nintendo eShop. A “Deluxe” version of the game is also in development for the Wii U.


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