And if you haven't got the game already, then what are you waiting for? So even if you've already played the previous three episodes, you might find you want to give them another run through to see what's new. Plus many more bug fixes and gameplay improvements.Fixed issue with sections not appearing when walking backwards.Added additional audio throughout the game.Added option to continue with story, or just play a specific sub-game.Movement controls across the whole screen, not just the lefthand side.Added additional objectives on some of the game stages.Rebalanced and added new content across all sub-games.Added game-pad visual to match the touch controls.Some of the tweaks that have been bundled into this version include: Since the beginning, GameDigits team members have been keeping their beady eyes on the fan forums and social media, taking feedback onboard and improving the game with each update that's been issued. And, looking at the list of level titles that are included in the update, we think you'll be pleased.Īnd if getting to play a Rimmer-themed pastiche of an early 1980s arcade classic isn't enough for you, then we can reveal that the rest of the game has had a bit of a polish, too. The Officer Rimmer update is one that we know a lot of the game's fans have been looking forward to, not least in the hope that a certain computer game that features in the episode might make it in to the mobile version. Indeed, by the time you read this, it might already be there. It's been a few months since the last update to Red Dwarf XI: The Game - but we promised that the game would eventually feature six episodes' worth of content, and that's a promise the developer GameDigits have been working hard to deliver on! So we're delighted to announce that the fourth update, based around Officer Rimmer, is due to land on the App Store and Google Play imminently. Officer Rimmer update for the mobile game!

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