Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons has a new DLC available now that adds four new playable characters to the roster. The game is available on PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, and PlayStation 4, featuring bold pixel art and classic arcade brawler gameplay.
In a press statement, publisher Maximum Entertainment said. “Maximum Entertainment, alongside developer Secret Base, announced today that the beloved beat ’em up Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons is expanding its roster once again with four brand-new playable characters in the Bimmy & Friends DLC, available now as a free content update.”
This marks the largest character update yet for Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons, following earlier DLC releases that introduced new fighters to the streets. Each new character in the Bimmy & Friends DLC brings a new face, new personality, and new fighting style to the city, giving players even more ways to experiment with powerful tag-team combinations.
Meet the New Fighters in Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons:
Armored Okada: Despite being the Oyabun of the Okada Clan, Lady Okada faces constant discrimination from the elders. When a powerful threat emerged, the elders presented her with the sacred clan armor – a challenge disguised as support. If she triumphs, she earns their respect. If she fails, she proves them right.
Jackson: A heavyweight boxer known for his lightning-fast jabs and devastating uppercuts. Once too strong for the ring, he grew bored of rules and regulations. Seeking greater thrills, he turned to the streets, where his power and skill made him a prized asset for every gang.
Jim Mackey: The younger brother of M.G. Willy, Jim respects his brother but refuses to live in his shadow. Determined to become his own man, he dreams of leading his own gang. To set himself apart, he wields a shotgun – the opposite of Willy’s machine gun.
Bimmy Lee: Legends speak of a secret within the Sōsetsuken – a form that can only be mastered by two. The tale has been passed down for so long that few believe it, dismissing it as myth or joke. But could this be the proof…?
