Latest downloadable content released for Metro: Last Light introduces the Tower Pack; two remaining DLC packs still to come.

Deep Silver has released additional DLC for post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro: Last Light. Named the Tower Pack, the add-on is available now for purchase via Steam, the PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live online in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the Tower Pack, players fight their way through a tower filled with hordes of enemies. Difficulty increases as progress is made. The tower pack will be sold for US$4.99/€4.99/A$5.59, and is the second of four planned DLC packs for Metro: Last Light.

The pack is also obtainable in the Metro: Last Light Season Pass, which can be purchased for US$14.99/€14.99/A$16.79. The season pass includes an exclusive bonus weapon, the new semi-automatic shotgun called Abzats.

Deep Silver has revealed additional details for the remaining two DLC packs. The Developer Pack will include a fully stocked shooting gallery, AI arena, Metro Museum, and a bonus solo mission. The final add-on, named the Chronicles Pack, will feature three original single-player missions that cast the player as Pavel, Khan, Ulman, and Anna.

Metro: Last Light was released in May this year for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. For more about the game, check out GameSpot's review.

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Latest downloadable content released for Metro: Last Light introduces the Tower Pack; two remaining DLC packs still to come.

Deep Silver has released additional DLC for post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro: Last Light. Named the Tower Pack, the add-on is available now for purchase via Steam, the PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live online in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the Tower Pack, players fight their way through a tower filled with hordes of enemies. Difficulty increases as progress is made. The tower pack will be sold for US$4.99/€4.99/A$5.59, and is the second of four planned DLC packs for Metro: Last Light.

The pack is also obtainable in the Metro: Last Light Season Pass, which can be purchased for US$14.99/€14.99/A$16.79. The season pass includes an exclusive bonus weapon, the new semi-automatic shotgun called Abzats.

Deep Silver has revealed additional details for the remaining two DLC packs. The Developer Pack will include a fully stocked shooting gallery, AI arena, Metro Museum, and a bonus solo mission. The final add-on, named the Chronicles Pack, will feature three original single-player missions that cast the player as Pavel, Khan, Ulman, and Anna.

Metro: Last Light was released in May this year for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. For more about the game, check out GameSpot's review.

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Latest downloadable content released for Metro: Last Light introduces the Tower Pack; two remaining DLC packs still to come.

Deep Silver has released additional DLC for post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro: Last Light. Named the Tower Pack, the add-on is available now for purchase via Steam, the PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live online in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the Tower Pack, players fight their way through a tower filled with hordes of enemies. Difficulty increases as progress is made. The tower pack will be sold for US$4.99/€4.99/A$5.59, and is the second of four planned DLC packs for Metro: Last Light.

The pack is also obtainable in the Metro: Last Light Season Pass, which can be purchased for US$14.99/€14.99/A$16.79. The season pass includes an exclusive bonus weapon, the new semi-automatic shotgun called Abzats.

Deep Silver has revealed additional details for the remaining two DLC packs. The Developer Pack will include a fully stocked shooting gallery, AI arena, Metro Museum, and a bonus solo mission. The final add-on, named the Chronicles Pack, will feature three original single-player missions that cast the player as Pavel, Khan, Ulman, and Anna.

Metro: Last Light was released in May this year for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. For more about the game, check out GameSpot's review.

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Latest downloadable content released for Metro: Last Light introduces the Tower Pack; two remaining DLC packs still to come.

Deep Silver has released additional DLC for post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro: Last Light. Named the Tower Pack, the add-on is available now for purchase via Steam, the PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live online in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the Tower Pack, players fight their way through a tower filled with hordes of enemies. Difficulty increases as progress is made. The tower pack will be sold for US$4.99/€4.99/A$5.59, and is the second of four planned DLC packs for Metro: Last Light.

The pack is also obtainable in the Metro: Last Light Season Pass, which can be purchased for US$14.99/€14.99/A$16.79. The season pass includes an exclusive bonus weapon, the new semi-automatic shotgun called Abzats.

Deep Silver has revealed additional details for the remaining two DLC packs. The Developer Pack will include a fully stocked shooting gallery, AI arena, Metro Museum, and a bonus solo mission. The final add-on, named the Chronicles Pack, will feature three original single-player missions that cast the player as Pavel, Khan, Ulman, and Anna.

Metro: Last Light was released in May this year for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. For more about the game, check out GameSpot's review.

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Latest downloadable content released for Metro: Last Light introduces the Tower Pack; two remaining DLC packs still to come.

Deep Silver has released additional DLC for post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro: Last Light. Named the Tower Pack, the add-on is available now for purchase via Steam, the PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live online in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the Tower Pack, players fight their way through a tower filled with hordes of enemies. Difficulty increases as progress is made. The tower pack will be sold for US$4.99/€4.99/A$5.59, and is the second of four planned DLC packs for Metro: Last Light.

The pack is also obtainable in the Metro: Last Light Season Pass, which can be purchased for US$14.99/€14.99/A$16.79. The season pass includes an exclusive bonus weapon, the new semi-automatic shotgun called Abzats.

Deep Silver has revealed additional details for the remaining two DLC packs. The Developer Pack will include a fully stocked shooting gallery, AI arena, Metro Museum, and a bonus solo mission. The final add-on, named the Chronicles Pack, will feature three original single-player missions that cast the player as Pavel, Khan, Ulman, and Anna.

Metro: Last Light was released in May this year for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. For more about the game, check out GameSpot's review.

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Latest downloadable content released for Metro: Last Light introduces the Tower Pack; two remaining DLC packs still to come.

Deep Silver has released additional DLC for post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro: Last Light. Named the Tower Pack, the add-on is available now for purchase via Steam, the PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live online in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the Tower Pack, players fight their way through a tower filled with hordes of enemies. Difficulty increases as progress is made. The tower pack will be sold for US$4.99/€4.99/A$5.59, and is the second of four planned DLC packs for Metro: Last Light.

The pack is also obtainable in the Metro: Last Light Season Pass, which can be purchased for US$14.99/€14.99/A$16.79. The season pass includes an exclusive bonus weapon, the new semi-automatic shotgun called Abzats.

Deep Silver has revealed additional details for the remaining two DLC packs. The Developer Pack will include a fully stocked shooting gallery, AI arena, Metro Museum, and a bonus solo mission. The final add-on, named the Chronicles Pack, will feature three original single-player missions that cast the player as Pavel, Khan, Ulman, and Anna.

Metro: Last Light was released in May this year for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. For more about the game, check out GameSpot's review.

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Latest downloadable content released for Metro: Last Light introduces the Tower Pack; two remaining DLC packs still to come.

Deep Silver has released additional DLC for post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro: Last Light. Named the Tower Pack, the add-on is available now for purchase via Steam, the PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live online in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the Tower Pack, players fight their way through a tower filled with hordes of enemies. Difficulty increases as progress is made. The tower pack will be sold for US$4.99/€4.99/A$5.59, and is the second of four planned DLC packs for Metro: Last Light.

The pack is also obtainable in the Metro: Last Light Season Pass, which can be purchased for US$14.99/€14.99/A$16.79. The season pass includes an exclusive bonus weapon, the new semi-automatic shotgun called Abzats.

Deep Silver has revealed additional details for the remaining two DLC packs. The Developer Pack will include a fully stocked shooting gallery, AI arena, Metro Museum, and a bonus solo mission. The final add-on, named the Chronicles Pack, will feature three original single-player missions that cast the player as Pavel, Khan, Ulman, and Anna.

Metro: Last Light was released in May this year for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. For more about the game, check out GameSpot's review.

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Latest downloadable content released for Metro: Last Light introduces the Tower Pack; two remaining DLC packs still to come.

Deep Silver has released additional DLC for post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro: Last Light. Named the Tower Pack, the add-on is available now for purchase via Steam, the PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live online in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the Tower Pack, players fight their way through a tower filled with hordes of enemies. Difficulty increases as progress is made. The tower pack will be sold for US$4.99/€4.99/A$5.59, and is the second of four planned DLC packs for Metro: Last Light.

The pack is also obtainable in the Metro: Last Light Season Pass, which can be purchased for US$14.99/€14.99/A$16.79. The season pass includes an exclusive bonus weapon, the new semi-automatic shotgun called Abzats.

Deep Silver has revealed additional details for the remaining two DLC packs. The Developer Pack will include a fully stocked shooting gallery, AI arena, Metro Museum, and a bonus solo mission. The final add-on, named the Chronicles Pack, will feature three original single-player missions that cast the player as Pavel, Khan, Ulman, and Anna.

Metro: Last Light was released in May this year for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. For more about the game, check out GameSpot's review.

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Publisher to showcase 10 PS4 titles, with the remainder on PS Vita and PS3; Deep Down reportedly making its public debut.

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan has announced (Japanese) that it will show more than 50 games at this year's Tokyo Game Show, including the first major details on Capcom's Deep Down.

As reported by CVG, the list includes a mixture of first- and third-party software for currently available and soon-to-be-released platforms. Of these, 10 games will be for Sony's upcoming PlayStation 4, with the remainder split between the PlayStation 3 and the company's PlayStation Vita handheld. Standouts include Tearaway, Gran Turismo 6, Pro Evolution Soccer 2014, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, Knack, and Capcom's mysterious PS4 fantasy game Deep Down.

First shown during the PlayStation 4's February reveal event, and teased further in a new trailer on the game's official website, last month, Siliconera reported that Deep Down is being developed by Capcom Online Games. It is expected to be an online RPG that "supports a large number of players", and will require an Internet connection. While some players have wondered whether the game may be connected to Dragon's Dogma, Capcom has assured fans that Deep Down is a new intellectual property, with no connection to any existing franchises.

Tokyo Game Show 2013 will run from September 19-22 this year, including two business and two public days. GameSpot will be in attendance.

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Publisher to showcase 10 PS4 titles, with the remainder on PS Vita and PS3; Deep Down reportedly making its public debut.

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan has announced (Japanese) that it will show more than 50 games at this year's Tokyo Game Show, including the first major details on Capcom's Deep Down.

As reported by CVG, the list includes a mixture of first- and third-party software for currently available and soon-to-be-released platforms. Of these, 10 games will be for Sony's upcoming PlayStation 4, with the remainder split between the PlayStation 3 and the company's PlayStation Vita handheld. Standouts include Tearaway, Gran Turismo 6, Pro Evolution Soccer 2014, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, Knack, and Capcom's mysterious PS4 fantasy game Deep Down.

First shown during the PlayStation 4's February reveal event, and teased further in a new trailer on the game's official website, last month, Siliconera reported that Deep Down is being developed by Capcom Online Games. It is expected to be an online RPG that "supports a large number of players", and will require an Internet connection. While some players have wondered whether the game may be connected to Dragon's Dogma, Capcom has assured fans that Deep Down is a new intellectual property, with no connection to any existing franchises.

Tokyo Game Show 2013 will run from September 19-22 this year, including two business and two public days. GameSpot will be in attendance.

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