No Extra Rainbows expands its solo marketing campaign with the Molten Shores replace, arriving subsequent month on Quest and PC VR.

Launched in June, developer Squido has continued updating its journey platformer ever since. Whereas final month’s replace gave No Extra Rainbows a six-player free-for-all Deathmatch Mode, it is now introducing a brand new single-player world referred to as the ‘Molten Shores,’ described as an oceanic realm blended with seashore fronts and volcanic landscapes.

Notably, Molten Shores introduces a brand new swimming mechanic, letting you discover underwater utilizing arm-based locomotion with a restricted quantity of oxygen. Hidden pinatas and crystals are scattered throughout every degree for in-game rewards, alongside a brand new unlockable pores and skin for The Beast.

We really helpful Squido’s VR platformer in our No Extra Rainbows evaluate. Praising its motion system, marketing campaign and visuals, we thought-about it “a breath of contemporary air” for the Quest platform.

No Extra Rainbows takes the traditional platformer and brings it crashing into VR in a method that’s each progressive and acquainted. The superb mechanics actually capitalize on the physicality of VR, matched with a stable marketing campaign and a artistic (and exhausting) multiplayer mode. 

The Molten Shores replace arrives on December 7, and No Extra Rainbows is presently 40% off within the Quest Black Friday sale. As for SteamVR, it is included within the Steam Autumn Sale with a 20% low cost.

No Extra Rainbows Overview – A Style-Defining Platformer For VR

No Extra Rainbows makes use of a Gorilla Tag-like motion system to create a masterful new VR platformer stuffed with physicality. Learn our evaluate right here: