Streets of Rage 4 | Mr. X Nightmare

Streets of Rage 4 | Mr. X Nightmare

Publisher and co-developer Dotemu along with Lizardcube and Guard Crush Games announced that Mr. X Nightmare, the upcoming DLC for Streets of Rage 4, will be releasing on July 15 for $7.99. The DLC will be available on on PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PC.

 

The announcement brings first details for Mr. X Nightmare’s Survival mode, an inventive, immensely replayable challenge for Streets of Rage 4’s most versatile brawlers. Fighters beat down endless waves of foes and earn perks for as long as they can stay alive across two session variations: Random, which keeps each fight unpredictable through generated runs; and Weekly, a series of static gauntlets generated each week.
Each completed level offers two randomized perks to choose from, granting stackable bonuses to power up combatants in unique and devastating ways until they’re defeated. Braving Survival’s onslaughts also permanently unlocks new moves for use across any of Streets of Rage 4’s modes, allowing players to personalize movelists for their favorite characters. Progress unlocks devastating new weapons within both Survival mode and an incoming training mode, as well as gallery content. The mode’s leaderboards keep track of the community’s well-fought runs too; who will be Wood Oak City’s finest fighter?
Mr. X Nightmare bundles the above with the playable debut of Estel Aguirre, fully realized playable versions of Max Thunder and Shiva, and grooving original music from Tee Lopes (Sonic Mania, League of Legends). A separate free update adding an in-depth training system, color palette options, a fiendish New Mania+ difficulty, plus a wealth of refinements and balancing changes addressing feedback from Streets of Rage 4’s passionate community, also arrives on July 15.

 

In addition to the above, a new physical version of Streets of Rage 4 containing the Mr. X Nightmare DLC will release on September 28 with pre-orders starting today.

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Justin Guillou
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