Castlevania: Lords of Shadow DLC Coming Early Next Year
Konami has announced that two DLC packs for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow [http://www.amazon.com/Castlevania-Lords-Shadow-Playstation-3/dp/B002I0J6DC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1293069513&sr=8-1], featuring new locations, monsters and more, will be released early next year.
The first DLC update, Reverie, will send players back to the castle to help Laura, the former servant of the vampire Carmilla, destroy the evil force that had been kept under control by the Queen until she was slain. That sentence will probably make more sense to those of you who have actually played Castlevania: Lords of Shadow than to those who have not.
Once that bit of business is wrapped up, Resurrection, the second DLC, will pick up immediately following the end of the original game, promising "insight into the dramatic epilogue seen by players upon completion of the game, and Gabriel's ultimate destiny." Resurrection will be a larger package than Reverie because it will feature "a final showdown with a very notorious enemy." And who could that be, I wonder? (Seriously, I have no idea.)
In his October review [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/editorials/reviews/8200-Review-Castlevania-Lords-of-Shadow], The Escapist's John Funk found Castlevania: Lords of Shadow to be "fun and a solid fifteen-twenty hours of well-done action," but said it never quite achieves greatness. Maybe the new DLC packs will help smooth those rough edges; adding some castles and vampires into a game about castles and vampires certainly can't hurt. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Reverie and Resurrection are expected to be released in early 2011.
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Konami has announced that two DLC packs for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow [http://www.amazon.com/Castlevania-Lords-Shadow-Playstation-3/dp/B002I0J6DC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1293069513&sr=8-1], featuring new locations, monsters and more, will be released early next year.
The first DLC update, Reverie, will send players back to the castle to help Laura, the former servant of the vampire Carmilla, destroy the evil force that had been kept under control by the Queen until she was slain. That sentence will probably make more sense to those of you who have actually played Castlevania: Lords of Shadow than to those who have not.
Once that bit of business is wrapped up, Resurrection, the second DLC, will pick up immediately following the end of the original game, promising "insight into the dramatic epilogue seen by players upon completion of the game, and Gabriel's ultimate destiny." Resurrection will be a larger package than Reverie because it will feature "a final showdown with a very notorious enemy." And who could that be, I wonder? (Seriously, I have no idea.)
In his October review [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/editorials/reviews/8200-Review-Castlevania-Lords-of-Shadow], The Escapist's John Funk found Castlevania: Lords of Shadow to be "fun and a solid fifteen-twenty hours of well-done action," but said it never quite achieves greatness. Maybe the new DLC packs will help smooth those rough edges; adding some castles and vampires into a game about castles and vampires certainly can't hurt. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Reverie and Resurrection are expected to be released in early 2011.
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