Bloody Palace Mode Coming To DmC Devil May Cry As Free DLC

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Bloody Palace Mode is coming to DmC Devil May Cry as free DLC, Capcom have announced. Like in previous Devil May Cry games, Bloody Palace is an endurance tournament, where you face waves of enemies, progressing from floor to floor, until you reach the bottom.

 

In DmC Devil May Cry, Bloody Palace mode will have 100 floors and five bosses. You’ll be able to compare your scores against other players via global leaderboards.

 

The mode will be made available for download shortly after the game’s launch. DmC Devil May Cry will be released on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on January 15th, and on PC on January 25th.

 


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