Azur Lane: Crosswave for PS4 & PC Finally Getting DLC Shipgirls in The West

If you’re among those who purchased Azur Lane: Crossowave for PS4 or PC, you may have wondered when North America and Europe would get the DLC shipgirls.

Today Idea Factory International finally answered that question via press release. The five DLC shipgirls will come west this fall alongside their story content and a bunch of support shipgirls.

There will be five packages and each will include a main playable shipgirl, three support-only shipgirls, and a story campaign dedicated to the main heroine of the DLC.

In case you’re unfamiliar with the DLC, here’s a full list of the five packages.

Main Ship: Taihou
Support Ships: Saint Louis, Dunkerque, Jean Bart
Taihou – Additional Story Mode content

Main Ship:  Formidable
Support Ships: Warspite, HMS Neptune, Zara
Formidable – Additional Story Mode content

Main Ship: Roon
Support Ships: Graf Zepplin, Deutschland, Admiral Graf Spee
Roon – Additional Story Mode content

Main Ship: Le Malin
Support Ships: Essex, Baltimore, Centaur
Le Malin – Additional Story Mode content

Main Ship: Sirius
Support Ships: London, Alabama, Azuma
Sirius – Additional Story Mode content

Below you can also check out a gallery of screenshots.

It’s worth mentioning that the game has been announced for Nintendo Switch in Japan, but Idea Factory International hasn’t said a word yet about a western release for Nintendo’s console.

If you want to learn more about Azur Lane: Crosswave, which is currently available for PS4 and PC, you should definitely read the interview we published a while ago and our review.

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