With a game like Braid, extra levels of any sort just wouldn't work- the sense of progression in gameplay terms was inextricably linked with the narrative. With Limbo I think, due to the ambiguity of the story, extra content would work well, and probably integrate quite seamlessly with the rest of the experience. I know it's early, and some people who just shelled out $15 won't be in a hurry to spend any more, but do you think we'll see any DLC? What would you like to see? Would you mind paying for it or would you insist upon it being free?

So long as I don't have to guide his sister like the girl from ICO it could be alright.

" Basicaly, indie game, how many indie games get DLC? "

The usual course of action for popular downloadable games is to just make a sequel.  I wouldn't hold my breathe for DLC, but another game from these developers is (hopefully) inevitable.

Any more Limbo, whether it's DLC or a sequel, would be awesome and something I would be willing to pay for.

" The usual course of action for popular downloadable games is to just make a sequel.  I wouldn't hold my breathe for DLC, but another game from these developers is (hopefully) inevitable. "

" @XFastfireX: It's true about the price tag. I was led to believe that this would be a 5 and a half hour deal. In truth maybe 2 and a half, I don't consider replaying to get one "Don't die" achievement game longevity. Following Worms Armageddon  missing so many of the weapons from the PC/GB originals, and the obvious issues with the Stimulus maps for MW2,  XBL is going dowwwwnhill in my opinion with the inevitable pungee pit at the bottom just for good measure (overpriced DLC pit sold seperately) "