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Mighty Gunvolt DLC Adding New Bosses And Stages
The 8-bit, Mega Man-inspired platformer featuring Azure Striker Gunvolt, Mighty No. 9, and Galgun characters is getting new stages and bosses.
The DLC includes four new stages and four new bosses. Two of the stages and bosses are inspired by Mighty No. 9 bosses, Mighty No. 1 and Mighty No. 7. The other stages and bosses include a Mr. Happiness stage and boss from Galgun, and an Elise stage and boss, who appeared in Azure Striker Gunvolt.
Mighty Gunvolt was offered for free to Azure Striker Gunvolt downloaders within the first three months of release. The game released August 29, so today marks the final day to take advantage of that deal. To buy the game independently of Azure Striker Gunvolt is $3.99 on the Nintendo 3DS eShop. The DLC, which does not currently have a release date, will be $2.99.
To see the DLC in action, check out the trailer below.
For our review of Azure Striker Gunvolt, head here. For more on Mighty Gunvolt, head here. For an interview with Mighty No. 9 creator and Azure Striker Gunvolt collaborator Keiji Inafune, head here.
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