Stranger of Paradise: This is the new DLC

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This afternoon Square Enix presented the first DLC of Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin. The Trials of the Dragon King presents itself in a new trailer and is scheduled to be released in just a few days.

You have already played through the campaign of Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin? Then put the upcoming DLC in your to-do’s! The Trials of the Dragon King is the first DLC of the Season Pass and brings you a range of new content. This includes new weapons, jobs and a new equipment category. This allows you to blast your way free when exploring the new areas. Apart from that, you can expect new story content and challenges in the Season Pass to further perfect your play style.

In Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin, you follow Jack and his allies Jed and Ash on their journey through Cornelia. The group has made it their mission to rid the land shrouded in darkness of its chaos. Hailed by the masses as the saviours of Cornelia, the question arises as to whether the three are the Warriors of Light from the prophecy. Can they finally defeat the chaos?

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is available for PC, PlayStation and Xbox.

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