Ni no Kuni II Revenant Kingdom will be expanded late this week with brand new content, Bandai Namco confirmed today.
The Lair of the Lost Lord DLC pack will release on both PlayStation 4 and PC on December 13th. The DLC expansion includes a brand new zone, new additions to the battle system, new quests and more.
Players will be able to dive into the mysterious Labyrinth to face new and terrifying enemies, including The Price of Wraiths, as our heroes seek to avoid the destruction of the Evermore Kingdom.
New features include:
- The Labyrinth: A brand new zone containing a number of new enemies and challenges.
- The Martial Method: The latest addition to the battle system. Players will get access to two Martial Methods. Gizmo Supremo, which provides players access to hi-tech gadgets to turn the tide of battle and Ding Dong Discipline, a combat method inherited by the kingdom’s finest warriors. The Martial Methods can be changed and improved in the kingdom.
- New quests unveiling the past of some of the main characters, and new pieces of equipment to collect.
A free update is also going to be released later this week, fixing some minor issues and raising the max level cap for party members to level 120.
Ni no Kuni II is now available on PC and PlayStation 4 in all regions. The Lair of the Lost Lord will launch on December 13th.
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