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Devil May Cry 5's Bloody Palace Is Now Available
It's been less than a month since Devil May Cry 5 and you might have done everything with the game you can reasonably do right now. Capcom promised the Bloody Palace update, which lets players traverse the many enemy-filled floors of a combat gauntlet, would come to the game in April. Usually that means late April, but Capcom has gone ahead and released it on the very first day of the month.
You can go ahead and update right now to get access to the gauntlet.
Bloody Palace pits you against 101 floors of enemies and bosses as whichever character you choose. Your opponents are preset, so you'll be fighting bosses in Bloody Palace that you never fought using that character in the campaign. Want to see how Dante would fare against Goliath? Now's your chance, but you have to do it all in one go.
Datamines have suggested other features are down the line for Devil May Cry 5, such as new characters, but there's been no confirmation from Capcom as of yet. Until then, start working your way through Bloody Palace. It's no cakewalk. You can check out our review for the game, which is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, right here.
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