Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course | Minimum and recommended requirements for PC

The new downloadable content (DLC) of CupheadThe Delicious Last Course, is now available on PlayStation consoles, Nintendo Switch, Xbox and PC (via Steam) from June 30, after four years of development by Studio MDHR.

This expansion brings back Cuphead, mugman Already ‘Ms. Chalice’, the latter being a fully playable character. Likewise, the title has new bosses, levels and even secondary characters with whom we will interact throughout the adventure.

It should be noted that to enjoy The Delicious Last Course You must buy the base Cuphead video game, which is sold independently in the virtual stores of PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mac and PC.

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Minimum and recommended requirements of Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course on PC

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Cuphead was announced in 2014 and officially released in September 2017 on Xbox One and PC. The video game received the best reviews and became one of the most important independent titles. The design of it has been heavily inspired by 1930s animated shorts and movieswhile its gameplay takes characteristics from the action games from the 80s and 90s.

The video game has received three The Games Awards, as well as three DICE Awards and a British Academy Games Award since its launch. In addition, it has a Netflix series based on it, called “The Cuphead Show!”. The DLC maintains the same graphic style as Cuphead and introduces novelties in gameplay and history.

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Fresh from an exclusive reveal at #SummerGameFest, feast your eyes on brand new gameplay from The Delicious Last Course. Presenting…Mortimer Freeze in Snow Cult Scuffle!

We hope you enjoy this small taste of what awaits on June 30! pic.twitter.com/9Y1zsW4tL1

— Studio MDHR (@StudioMDHR) June 9, 2022

Source: Elcomercio

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