'Dead Rising 4' DLC updates: DLC, upcoming content and Season Pass detailed

With the upcoming open world beat 'em video game "Dead Rising 4" set to be released in the coming holiday season, fans are now getting curious about the upcoming game's post-release content and downloadable content (DLC). 

Fortunately, Microsoft has now officially announced the game's upcoming DLC expansion packs and additional content, which will apparently all be included in the game's accompanying Season Pass.

Microsoft has revealed that one of the extras that will be included with the game's Season Pass will be a quirky 18-hole mini golf course called the "Super Ultra Dead Rising 4 Mini Golf." As the title suggests, the expansion will contain a total of 18 holes, with each one described to have oodles of "pure wanton destruction."

Each of the different "holes" will be spread across the game's setting in Willamete, Colorado. Players will be using the game's wide array of powerful weapons to move around a ball with hordes of zombies acting as hazards and obstructions.

The game's upcoming Season Pass will also include access to a new "Stocking Stuffer" Holiday pack that will contain several holiday-themed items such as costumes, vehicles, weapons, and customized zombies.

Finally, the Season Pass will also include an entirely new DLC expansion pack called "Frank Rising," where players must race against time to find a cure for their infection.

Microsoft also clarified that the Season Pass will currently be only available as a bundle with the Deluxe Edition of the game. The Deluxe Edition is currently being offered at $80 and will include the base game and the Season Pass.

Players who want to purchase the Season Pass separately will be getting access to it right after the game launches. "Dead Rising 4" is scheduled for a worldwide release on Dec. 6, and will be available on the Xbox One and Windows PC.

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