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Mutant Football League: Dynasty Edition kicks off at retail on October 30th for consoles

Mutant Football League: Dynasty Edition is rushing into retail just in time for the holiday season for the PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.

The new and improved version (which will be pushed out to those who own the digital version at no charge), will roll out on October 30th, 2018 for all platforms for $29.99. Dynasty Edition includes quite a lot of new content which includes new species, teams, Dirty Tricks and more.

Have a look at some new screens from Mutant Football League: Dynasty Edition below along with the announcement with more game and launch details.

Mutant Football League: Dynasty Edition screens:

Just in time for Halloween, the hellishly brutal arcade-style football game Mutant Football League: Dynasty Edition is now coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system, and Xbox One at North American retail on Oct. 30. Players who already own the digital version will receive a free update of the Dynasty Mode content the same day.

Priced at $29.99, Dynasty Edition includes Dynasty Mode, a single player experience where you become the coach and GM of your favorite Mutant Football League team and take a group of unproven rookies and turn them into monstrous all-stars by winning multiple Mayhem Bowls over several seasons to become the league?s next Dynasty. It includes multiple season gameplay, player trades, cumulative player experience (XP), salary management, custom playbooks and free agent signings.

The Dynasty Edition also introduces two brand new species, six new teams, several new Dirty Tricks and of course, more fantastical arenas full of ruthless fans and deadly traps.

The Mutant Football League: Dynasty Edition includes:

  • Retail Exclusive Team Content ? New contenders are stomping onto the field, with the addition of two new teams, the Purple Mutant Eaters and Hexxon Oilers, each with their own arena;
  • Dynasty Mode ? Become the coach and GM of your favorite MFL team. Win multiple championships to become the leagues next Dynasty. Includes roster management, team salary caps, custom playbooks, player trades, cumulative player XP, free agent signings and multiple season gameplay;
  • New Playable Races ? Rampaging Werewolves and Hell-Spawned Demons join wisecracking Skeletal Deadheads, Armored Bruiserbots, Criminal Aliens, Mutated Humans, Monstrous Orcs on the field;
  • Multiplayer Options ? Two-player online or four-player local multiplayer gives gamers the choice to clobber one another or team up and crush opposing miscreants;
  • 25 Unique Teams and Fields ? Players can select from 25 teams including the Nuked London Hatriots, the Killadelphia Evils and the New Goreleans Zombies, and 24 unique fields that offer a slew of deadly obstacles including landmines, booby traps, fire pits, toxic moats and buzz saws;
  • Hall of Fame Commentary ? Original announcer of NBA Jam and NFL Blitz, Tim Kitzrow delivers unforgettable, adult-oriented play-by-play commentary for every game;
  • Dirty Tricks Gameplay ? Players can get their hands dirty for an advantage, with tactics such as Bribe the Ref, throw Bombs, or equip Shotguns and Chainsaws to inflict maximum carnage against the unsuspecting competition;
  • Multiple Play Modes ? Punishing play modes include Training Camp, Exhibition, Practice, Playoffs and Full Season;
  • Post-Play Mayhem ? Players can keep the action going even after the whistle blows by bludgeoning opponents with brass knuckles, body slams, and rib-crushing kicks.

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Developed by Digital Dreams Entertainment and distributed by Nighthawk Interactive at retail, the Mutant Football League: Dynasty Edition will be available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 system and Xbox One at North American retailers on Oct. 30 for $29.99. The game is rated M for Violence, Blood and Gore, Drug Reference, Strong Language and Mature Humor.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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