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Sunset Overdrive gets an explosive season pass

Sunset Overdrive is certainly an interesting new Xbox One IP from Insomniac Games, and one that we’re looking forward to trying out ourselves.

For those that already want to commit to the game for the long term, Microsoft and Insomniac have revealed a $20 season pass for the game which includes the first 3 game add-ons. So if you want exclusive new weapons, outfits amps, traps, campaign locations, bosses, challenges and more, right out of the box, you’ll have to pay a bit extra.

Read on for the details or stop by the Xbox Wire.

Microsoft and Insomniac Games are excited to announce even more explosive action and mutant-infested mayhem for fans with the Sunset Overdrive Season Pass, available for purchase on Xbox Live and participating retailers at release.

Packed with exclusive content, the Sunset Overdrive Season Pass includes the first three complete Game Add-ons for Sunset Overdrive, as well as six character outfits, two Amps and two Traps available exclusively to Season Pass purchasers as soon as the game is released.

The Sunset Overdrive Season Pass grants you:

  • Two campaign Game Add-ons that each deliver new locations to explore, stories to experience, and bosses to battle. Each of these Add-ons also includes new weapons, new Amps, a new Trap, new character outfits as well as new challenges and Chaos Squad* objectives!
  • The Weapons Pack Game Add-on, which includes four deadly new weapons to augment your arsenal!
  • BONUS – six character outfits, two Amps and two Traps to use as soon as the game is released

In total, the Season Pass delivers a massive amount of adventure and destruction: eight new devastating weapons, four deadly traps to deploy in Chaos Squad, four new Amps to unleash over-the-top mayhem, and 10 unique outfits for your character ? all for $19.99 U.S. ERP, a savings of more than 20 percent compared to purchasing the three Game Add-ons individually.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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