Write what you are looking for and press enter to begin your search!

Logo
live-news-icon

Live News

The BINUS GDC Itch.io Page Offers Interesting Indonesian-Made Games Made By Local Students: In an intense match, the Lone Wolves came out victorious. Read all about the big night here // Side-Scrolling Action Platformer Nine Sols Launches On PC This May: In an intense match, the Lone Wolves came out victorious. Read all about the big night here // Corpse Party II: Darkness Distortion to Launch in Fall 2024: In an intense match, the Lone Wolves came out victorious. Read all about the big night here
post-16 post-13

Devil May Cry 5 Not Getting Any More Content, Confirms Producer

Capcom continued its current gaming renaissance with the release of the Resident Evil 2 Remake and most recently, Devil May Cry 5. The sequel to 2008’s Devil May Cry 4 has garnered widespread critical acclaim (including from us, check out our review) and sold a whopping 2 million copies as of March 2019.

The iconic Bloody Palace mode was added into the game earlier this month to the delight of fans everywhere. Unfortunately, it seems that there won’t be any more content planned for the game, according to Devil May Cry 5 producer Matt Walker. Here are several questions answered by Walker on his Twitter account:

Will Trish and Lady ever be playable in Devil May Cry 5?

Players will be disappointed to hear that Trish and Lady will likely never be playable characters in Devil May Cry 5, despite what the game’s post-credits scene implies. Walker confirmed that development on the game has officially ended, unlike other games like Assassin’s Creed Odyssey which has chosen to adopt the games-as-a-service model.

Will Vergil be playable in Devil May Cry 5?

Twitter user @VincentJaeger asked Walker if Vergil will ever be made playable in Devil May Cry 5. The addition of the Bloody Palace mode made fans excited at the possible prospect of being able to play as Dante’s twin brother.

Unfortunately, Walker confirmed that Capcom is not planning to add any more content to the game, which likely means that there won’t even be future DLC or expansions.

There you have it, folks. While this may not be what fans want to hear, the fact that Devil May Cry still managed to sell more than 2 million copies will probably not be ignored by Capcom. There’s still a chance that the developer may choose to start developing either a brand new sequel or even change their minds and decide to release DLC after all.


 

Related News

post-07
E3 2019: Rainbow Six Quarantine Is A 3-Player Co-Op Shooter With A Horror Twist

During its E3 2019 press conference, Ubisoft officially announced Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Quarantine, a sort of spinoff to the mainline Rainbow Six S...

post-07
Lost Records Bloom & Rage Is A New Game From Life Is Strange Devs

At The Game Awards 2023, Don't Nod announced a brand-new story-driven journey through time - Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. The magical summer of...

post-07
Wargaming Expands In Europe With Two New Offices

Following Wargaming’s decision to withdraw from its businesses in Russia and Belarus, the company is announcing the next step in the process of its ...

Write a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Tournament Tool Kit

Kakuchopurei Community