Naughty Dog adds 27 new head items for The Last of Us multiplayer, it is available now free of charge for season pass holders. Non-season pass holders will get them at a later date.
The Last of Us: Left Behind singleplayer DLC is one of the content bundled with $19.99 Season Pass. The first DLC was Abandoned Territories Map Pack, released in October – featuring four new maps for the Factions multiplayer.
In addition to multiplayer head items, Abandoned Territories Map Pack, Grounded: The Making of The Last of Us behind-the-scenes documentary and new multiplayer content coming in 2014. ND promises that their story DLC [Left Behind] will be “one of the most compelling pieces of single player DLC ever made.”
The team is also working on three special bundles for Season Pass holders:
Government Issue Bundle – Available immediately for Season Pass holders, releasing November 19 on the PlayStation Store for $8.99 (individual head items prices vary).
Rally Bundle – Available immediately for Season Pass holders, releasing December 3 on the PlayStation Store for $8.99 (individual head items prices vary).
Bygones Bundle – Available immediately for Season Pass holders, releasing December 17 on the PlayStation Store for $8.99 (individual head items prices vary).
Few weeks ago, Creative director Neil Druckmann visited local LA TV station KLCS and filmed Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick. “Dive deeper into the philosophy behind The Last of Us in this one-on-one interview.”
Non-Season Pass holders can pre-order Left Behind DLC here. As a pre-order customer, you will receive: The Last of Us: American Dreams #1 – digital copy of the four issue mini-series and Dynamic Ellie Theme.
Left Behind is expected to release in early 2014. It is included in the The Last of Us Season Pass or you can buy the single-player DLC for $14.99.
Naughty Dog’s new entry in Uncharted is also available for pre-order here.
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Source: PSBlog.