Joseph: Collapse – Far Cry 6 DLC to be released next week

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Have you already been through Madness and Control? Then it’s time Joseph: Collapse! The Far Cry 6 DLC is set to be released next week, according to an announcement from Ubisoft.

It’s time to pay the Far Cry 5 villain another visit. Dive into an alternate version of Hope County and find out more about Joseph Seed. The final Far Cry 6 DLC Joseph: Collapse is scheduled for release on 8 February for all available platforms. Like the other two episodes, this one is part of the Season Pass.

In Far Cry 6’s three DLC episodes, players take a Rogue-like trek into the minds of previous Far Cry villains. The first episode was released on 16 November under the title Vaas: Madness. It continued on 13 January with Pagan: Control. The crowning conclusion of this trilogy will be realised next week with Joseph: Collapse.

Far Cry 6: Pagan DLC is here and lets you take on the role of Pagan Min

In addition to the paid DLCs, free crossover missions will also be released for Far Cry 6. Back in December last year, the crossover event with Danny Trejo went online.

Far Cry 6: Danny Trejo DLC accidentally launched too early, Ubisoft rows back

This was followed by the now recently released Rambo event. Last but not least, all fans of the Netflix series Stranger Things will get their money’s worth in March.

Far Cry 6 meets Rambo

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