'Attack on Titan' game DLC: Costume and weapon bundles out this week; Christmas-themed costumes released
A new DLC for the "Attack on Titan" game has dropped and it allows members of the Survey Corps to take down Titans in delightful holiday-themed costumes.
Nothing says Christmas spirit better than this new "Attack on Titan" game DLC. A promo for the new costume content shows the soldiers donning various holiday attires.
The "Attack on Titan" game DLC comes in a set of four Christmassy costumes. Mikasa and Levi have their respective Santa Claus costumes, Eren has a reindeer-inspired outfit while Armin is hard to ignore with his snowman costume.
Each costume carries a 350 yen price tag but "Attack on Titan" players can salt away a good 200 yen when they opt to purchase the whole set of four costumes for 1200 yen.
Apart from Christmas costumes, the "Attack on Titan" game DLC also comes with a set of weapons that go with the fighters' style. Eren slices up the flesh-eating giants with a pair of Christmas tree swords while their firearms are redesigned into Christmas socks. The gang also has a Christmas cake weapon at their disposal.
The Christmas-themed "Attack on Titan" DLC is now available. Game publisher Koei Tecmo plans to release costume and weapon bundles for the game on March 17.
These bundles include a four-piece weapon set for 600 yen and a nine-piece costume set for 700 yen. Buying all the costumes (there are 16) released for "Attack ion Titan" will cost players 3800 yen.
To get a good look at these bundles, the trailer showed how how good the characters look on them. Levi was shown with a devil costume on while Armin donned a witch outfit, which were both made available last March 3.
Mikasa was also shown in her Festival outfit, which was released along with other Festival costumes for Eren, Armin and Levi back in Feb. 25. A New Year-themed costume DLC was released on Feb. 18. Eren's red outfit in the first seconds of the promo is part of this DLC.
The outfits from the themed costume DLC certainly made the "Attack on Titan" game more colorful. They also added a little perkiness to an otherwise dark world run by ruthless Titans.
