Ayant acheté le jeu sur le site officiel, j'ai reçu ce mail:
Hello all!
You're receiving this email because at some point in the last two years, you bought a copy of VVVVVV from my website. Thank you very much! I don't ordinarily send out mass emails like this, but it's kind of a special occasion.
I've just finished a very substantial new update to VVVVVV. It's a complete rebuild of the game in C++, for Windows, Mac, and at last, Linux! It also comes with a level editor, something I've always wanted to have in the game. Finally, this new version includes *10 new dimensions* to explore, built in the level editor by a few friends. You can find out more at this blog post on my site.
Because it's a completely new build of the game, it isn't possible to just supply a patch, which is why I'm sending this email. To play it you'll need to redownload it - you can get the new version of the game here:
The most exciting thing of all, though, is that this launches today as part of the Humble Indie Bundle 3. The Bundle is a massive pay-what-you-want sale for five cross platform, DRM free indie games, with a big chunk of of the proceeds going to charity! The five games this time are Cogs, Hammerfight, And Yet it Moves, Crayon Physics Deluxe, and VVVVVV. If you haven't played the other games, I can thoroughly recommend all of them, and I'm very honoured to be in this bundle with them. The bundle won't last forever, though, so please spread the word!
Humble Indie Bundle
Finally, while I'm emailing you all like this, I just briefly say thanks, once again. I can't begin to express how much I appreciate your support, and I hope you enjoy the new version of VVVVVV
Terry
Donc pour ceux qui n'auraient pas encore le jeu, sachez que le test de JVC n'est plus tout à fait valable 