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Dead or Alive 6 DLC Character Tamaki Released With New Costumes; Hair Color “Improvement” in Next Patch

Today Koei Tecmo released the new wave of DLC for its fighting game Dead or Alive 6, completing the fourth season pass with a new character and costumes.

Dead Or Alive 6

Today Koei Tecmo released the new wave of DLC for its fighting game Dead or Alive 6, completing the fourth season pass.

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The first DLC is the new fighter Tamaki, crossing over from Dead or Alive Xtreme: Venus Vacation, priced at $7.99.

Released with her is a Debut Costume Set including a Deluxe Costume, a Party Dress, a Pirates of the 7 Seas Outfit, the Seaside Eden Bikini, and the Summer Breeze sundress. 

The whole set costs $10.99, while each costume is priced at $2.99 separately. You can also get them in a bundle with Tamaki herself for $17.99.

Secondly, a small costume set featuring those that won the latest design contest has been released. It includes six costumes for Bass, Mila, Marie Rose, Honoka, NiCO, and Phase 4. The price is $13.99 for the set and $2.99 for each costume.  

As usual, the content has been released in some regional/platform marketplaces at the moment of this writing, and it’ll propagate to the rest over the rest of the day.

Patch 1.21 has also been revealed. Among other fixes, it increases the maximum ranking level. On the other hand the “hair color feature improvement patch” will come down the line in patch 1.21a.

You can see a bunch of screenshots below.

If you want to learn more about the game, you can read our review.

On top of that, you can also check out the previous full reveal Tamaki and her announcement trailer, on top of  the previous DLC released last month, which is another crossover with Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout and other games by JRPG developer Gust.

Dead or Alive 6  is available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

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