Frogmind, an independent game studio located in Helsinki, Finland, has just launched the first major update to BADLAND 2, the side-scrolling adventure game originally released last year for iOS. The free content update features a new world that includes 10 levels, a new rolling character, and even AI creatures.

Designed to take full advantage of Apple’s 3D Touch, BADLAND 2 packs even more action into its gmaeplay that’s filled with traps, puzzles and obstacles. It presents players with a new set of challenges to overcome, including stages that scroll in all directions, as well as hazards like liquids, flamethrowers, frost, magma and volumetric burning light.

As it stands, BADLAND 2 is available on the App Store for a limited time offer of $1.99 by clicking here. For players that currently own the game, the update can be downloaded free of charge.

Frogmind, creators of the 2013 Apple iPad Game of the Year, have released the highly-anticipated BADLAND 2 for iOS. This side-scrolling, action-adventure sequel expands on the award-winning world of BADLAND in even more stunning beauty with levels that extend and scroll in all directions. Fly and survive through new elements like liquids, flamethrowers, frost, magma, water and light. Fall down deadly rifts, fly in any direction, and race and jump along the surfaces to safety as an all-new charming, rolling character. BADLAND 2‘s immersive audio design and high-quality visuals also pulls players into the gameplay and experience.

“BADLAND 2 is our attempt to reinvent the first BADLAND,” said Juhana Myllys, co-founder and lead artist/designer of Frogmind. “We wanted BADLAND 2 to be worthy of the word ‘sequel.’ It’s not the old BADLAND just with new content. It is a whole new world to explore.”

BADLAND 2 features a single-player campaign with unique, physics-based challenges, as well as online stages so players can complete against each other in asynchronous multiplayer events. We’ve been told that more content for both modes is coming soon through free updates, which is extremely nice to hear.

Also included is support for 3D Touch capability on iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus, allowing for better and more accurate controls. Those interested can download the game on the App Store for $4.99 by clicking here and it is also available for the iPad.

Frogmind, well known Finnish-based game developers, have that their hit mobile title Badland is now available to download for the new Apple TV at a price of $4.99. The side-scrolling action-adventure title, named Apple’s 2013 iPad Game of the Year, has been rebuilt to offer a new experience on the TV.

For those that have already purchased Badland for iOS, it’s available for free on the Apple TV. Thanks to the gaming being an universal app, buying it for iPhone or iPad grants access to the Apple TV version, and vice versa. Additionally the Apple TV version features all the content released for the other iOS versions over the last two years, including the recently added “Level World” with all 20,000+ levels. Badland is playable with the Siri Remote as well as other MFi controllers and offers three-player multiplayer (co-op and versus) with up to two additional Bluetooth controllers.

“Many fans of BADLAND for iOS have yet to experience the game’s multiplayer options, nor seen it on the big screen. It is a totally fresh experience, and we hope the many millions of people that have downloaded the game over the last couple of years give it a spin on Apple TV!” said Teemu Maki Patola, COO of Frogmind. “Apple TV is a fantastic game platform, and we look forward to releasing more titles for it.”

Those interested can pickup the game on the App Store for $4.99 by clicking here.

Frogmind‘s hit iOS game BADLAND, the Game of the Year-winning atmospheric hit for mobile, is celebrating the holiday season and its 20 millionth player with a brand-new “DAYDREAM” level update. Sporting 10 new single-player levels, 30 new missions and 5 new achievements, the “DAYDREAM” update also includes SNORF’s (one of BADLAND’s multiplayer characters) journey through some of the more bizarre parts of BADLAND. Thanks to this new update, it now brings the number of single-player levels in BADLAND to a full 100 levels. In celebration of Christmas and New Years, the all the new content in the “DAYDREAM” update is completely free of charge for a limited time to current owners of the game. Last but certainly not least, be sure to watch the video below for the 20 millionth player celebration as well as the update.

Interested? BADLAND is available to download on the App Store for $0.99 by clicking here, however, there are optional in-app purchases.

BADLAND, the hit game from Frogmind, has finally received the much anticipated “Day II – The Night” expansion, an update adding a lot of new content for players. The update brings BADLAND’s total level count to 80, double what the game originally came with when it was released earlier this year. Players now have the option to skip checkpoints after multiple failed attempts, however, to unlock the next mission no skips can be used. The “Day II – The Night” update also adds drivable vehicles, 30 new missions, seven new achievements and overall performance updates. Best part about it, it’s completely free to current owners of BADLAND.

Interested? You can download BADLAND on the App Store for $3.99 by clicking here.