Gallery: Your First Look at *Monument Valley'*s Perplexing New Levels

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    Next Thursday Ustwo is releasing eight new levels of *Monument Valley*.
  • The expansion pack is an inapp purchase for 1.99.
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    The expansion pack is an in-app purchase for $1.99.
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    These new levels are a snippet of Ida's travels through the Valley, situated between the last two levels of the original game.
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    The designers at Ustwo delved a little deeper into the relationship between Ida and her beloved totem.
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    The new levels will be more complex, though not necessarily more difficult.
  • The Ustwo team says the game mechanics will build on what players already understand about the game.
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    The Ustwo team says the game mechanics will build on what players already understand about the game.
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    The artwork, too, increased in ambition, they said.
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    A drawing of a possible monument.
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