
It’s been a little more than two years since Skullgirls‘ Indiegogo campaign ended, and we’re nearing the end of production of the DLC that our fans funded.
The latest addition to the lineup is Beowulf, a pro wrestler loosely inspired by the epic poem of the same name. You can download Beowulf on PS3 completely free this Friday, April 17th!
A well-meaning meathead, Beowulf comes out of retirement to fight the Skullgirl only to find he’s in for much more than he bargained for.
PS4/Vita Update
Hold on to your butts, because we’ve got a bunch of new info on the PS4/PS Vita version of Skullgirls for you!
First up, Skullgirls on PS4/PS Vita will receive a slight name change — Skullgirls 2nd Encore.
Since these versions will be the ultimate Skullgirls experience, with all the new characters, new modes, and features, we wanted to differentiate it a bit from Skullgirls Encore, while also making it similar.
Why did we want to keep the subtitles similar? Because Skullgirls 2nd Encore will support cross-platform play across the entire PlayStation family: PS4, PS3, and PS Vita users will all be able to play against each other online!
Skullgirls 2nd Encore will be cross buy as well — we haven’t settled on the price yet, but you’ll get both the PS4 and PS Vita versions when you buy one. Note that current PS3 owners won’t get the new releases free — we’re putting a lot of work into these versions so we can’t just give them away, but we think the new features and improvements will be worth the upgrade!
We’ll have more information on the release date later, but hopefully this will get you more excited until then!
Robo-Fortune Update
The final Skullgirls DLC character, Robo-Fortune, is almost complete!
She’s got lasers galore, tons of puns, and comes with our most ambitious stage yet.
Everything here is still work-in-progress, but as you can see she’s coming along nicely!
This is amazing. There are very few fighting games worth it on the Vita (some even date back to PSP!) so its nice to see some new games of this genre on the Vita. Loved the PS3 version, can’t wait to test the new character and will gladly pay for the 2nd encore just for the Vita.
Any chance for a Physical copy or is this digial only? Also how much space will it take?
We’re looking into a physical release, but for now it’s digital-only.
And not entirely sure of the final file size yet, because the art gallery for Beowulf and Robo-Fortune isn’t done yet. I expect 3-4 GB, though.