Owlchemy Labs announced its free-to-play social game Dimensional Double Shift is leaving open beta and getting its first paid DLC, bringing a new Texas-inspired dimension to the game.<\/p>\n
Now in early access on Quest, Dimensional Double Shift\u00a0is a lot like the studio\u2019s parody games Job Simulator (2016) and Vacation Simulator (2019),\u00a0tasking players with jobbing around a patently wacky universe, this time running a combination garage and diner, where you and three other players can fix up both cars and grub for alien patrons.<\/p>\n
Called \u2018Hexas\u2019, the game\u2019s first \u2018Dimension Pack\u2019 paid DLC brings users to a \u201cfiery, Texas-inspired dimension filled with demonic patrons, oversized food, and monster trucks that need fixin\u2019.\u201d This includes\u00a050+ Hexas-themed cosmetics, letting you dress up as a cowboy or desert road warrior.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
\u201cHexas is a major milestone for Dimensional Double Shift, it\u2019s our first Dimension Pack that completely changes the setting and gives players a new way to experience the game,\u201d said Owlchemy Labs CEO Andrew Eiche. \u201cPlayers looking for more fun ways to create chaos with their friends will find that there\u2019s a lot to love about Hexas, and they\u2019ll also be happy to hear that this is the first of many Dimension Packs.\u201d<\/p>\n
As a part of its release, the game is also updating to include the long-requested \u2018Room Browser\u2019 feature, letting users easily create and join public multiplayer rooms with friends.<\/p>\n