The highly anticipated DLC for Summerfall Studios’ hit game, Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical, titled Stray Gods: Orpheus, is set to be released simultaneously on all gaming platforms. This news comes as a pleasant surprise for theatre fans, mythology enthusiasts, and gamers alike. According to a recent press release, the DLC will be available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC users.
The focus of the Stray Gods: Orpheus DLC will center around the character of Orpheus, who finds himself back in the land of the living thanks to the intervention of Hermes. Players will be faced with a series of intriguing choices throughout the game, including romantic encounters. With the talented vocal performances of Anthony Rapp as Orpheus and Erika Ishii as Hermes, fans can expect to be impressed by the quality of the voice acting.
One of the highlights of the upcoming DLC is the addition of six new songs to the musical experience. These songs have been composed by Austin Wintory, with lyrics penned by Simon Hall, Montaigne, and Tom Cardy. Given the success of the original game, including a Grammy nomination, there is a high level of anticipation surrounding the release of the new content. Fans can look forward to immersing themselves in the captivating world of Stray Gods once again.
Exciting Launch Date
Mark your calendars for the 27th of June 2024, as that is when the Stray Gods: Orpheus DLC will become available to players everywhere. Described as a “feature length” experience, the DLC promises to offer a substantial amount of content for gamers to enjoy. It is sure to provide plenty of entertainment for those looking to escape into a musical adventure.
The release of the Stray Gods: Orpheus DLC is a highly anticipated event for fans of the original game. With new music, captivating storytelling, and talented voice acting, players can look forward to an immersive and engaging gaming experience. Get ready to embark on a musical journey like no other when the DLC launches on all platforms later this year.
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