Forspoken reaffirms future DLC and discards one of the features users hate the most

Published by Square Enix, the game has already passed the age classification and will be released on October 11.

It’s still a few months away from enjoying Frey’s fantasy adventure in Forspoken, but Square Enix is ​​already gearing up for that moment by age-rating the game. Cataloged here as an experience for the title adults due to various aspects of the title such as realistic violence, use of profanity, and the possibility of performance in-game purchases.

Square Enix confirms Forspoken has no microtransactions, but will have DLCGame InformerThis last point caught the attention of Forspoken fans, who theorized about the possible introduction of microtransactions in the adventure. However, in the latest issue Game Informer A screenshot shared by Reddit user ZXtheD claims otherwise in an article by Luminous Productions dedicated to the game: “Square Enix Forspoken no microtransactionsbut it will have DLC”.

This explains the ‘In-Game Purchases’ tag we mentioned at the beginning of the article, because downloadable content coming to Forspoken in the future. After all, its authors are already talking about a DLC called ‘.At Tanta We Trust‘ will serve as a prequel to the adventure and will give us more details after the core title is released.

Until then, we’ll continue to receive data from Luminous Productions about the experience they’ve crafted. While we were a bit discouraged by its recent delay, the title is promising Squeeze the PS5’s power with super fast downloads and other key features of the Sony console. As for the sensations that the adventure conveys, it’s worth noting that we’ve already seen Forspoken on 3DJuegos and were fascinated. the charisma of the open world.