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Cuphead DLC The Delicious Last Course Set For 2019 Release
Cuphead was one of the best games to release in 2017, with Studio MDHR’s challenging retro run and gun game offering something very unique. While whether or not we’ll ever get a full sequel is up for debate, it has now been confirmed that more notable content for the game is on the horizon.
Studio MDHR has announced that the game will be getting DLC called The Delicious Last Course, which is set for release in 2019. The following is a synopsis along with a breakdown of key features taken from the website:
“In Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course, Cuphead and Mugman are joined by Ms. Chalice for a DLC add-on adventure on a brand new island! With new weapons, new charms, and Ms. Chalice’s brand new abilities, take on a new cast of multi-faceted, screen-filling bosses to assist Chef Saltbaker in Cuphead’s final challenging quest.”
- Featuring Ms. Chalice as a brand new playable character with a modified moveset and new abilities. Once acquired, Ms. Chalice is fully playable through the DLC and the original Cuphead adventure!
- Traverse a brand new Inkwell Isle and wallop the most wacky and monstrous bosses Cuphead has faced yet!
- Find new weapons and charms to aid you in overcoming brand new challenges and setting new records on old bosses!
- Help Chef Saltbaker on a brand new adventure to uncover the mystery of Legendary Chalice’s secret quest!
The Delicious Last Course is in development for Xbox One and PC. Be sure to check out the official trailer below.
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