DmC Devil May Cry gets Bloody Palace Mode DLC for free

The popular and disgustingly named Bloody Palace Mode will be available as a free download shortly after the launch of DmC Devil May Cry.

Capcom confirmed that PS3, Xbox 360 and PC owners of DmC will get access to 100 levels of bloody action with 5 bosses after completing the game. This version will also include leaderboards to see how you stack up against the world and your friends.

Check out a few shots from the mode below.

DmC Devil May Cry – Bloody Palace Mode screens:

DmC Devil May Cry launches on January 15th, 2013 for PS3 and Xbox 360, and for the PC on January 25th.

Capcom is pleased to confirm that the highly popular Bloody Palace Mode will be returning in DmC Devil May Cry. Bloody Palace Mode will be available at no charge shortly after launch for all PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC users. As in previous installments of the series, Bloody Palace Mode will be playable upon completion of the main game and deliver over 100 levels of demons and enemies, including five brutal bosses. Gamers will have the opportunity to top the global leader boards and be Bloody Palace?s number one demon slayer as stylish combat will be recognized.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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