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A Hat In Time DLC And Co-Op Announced, Switch Version Coming Soon
Gears for Breakfast has released a new video about their 3D platformer A Hat in Time, which is filled to the brim with news, including for new DLC, new modes, and a Nintendo Switch version.
The trailer, which you can see below, announces a brand new DLC expansion for the game titled Seal the Deal. There's also new time rifts introduced to the game, and a "Nostalgia Badge," which filters the game to look like a N64 platformer. If you're a fan of visual filters, you will enjoy the new ones added to the game's photo mode.
As mentioned before, the trailer also mentions a new split-screen co-op mode, as well, and finally announces the Switch version. A Switch port has been denied multiple times since the game's release last year by the developers, but it appears they have finally acquiesced to Switch fans hoping for a release. It is only listed as the "near future," however.
Seal the Deal and the co-op mode are coming to the PC version on September 13, with Seal the Deal being free to players who download it on launch day and $4.99 ever after. A Hat in Time is currently available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
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