8 DLCs That Could Work As Sequels
It's never certain which games are going to become hits and which will fade into the unknown. When a title does become a massive success, it can go in one of several directions. The devs can start working on a full-fledged sequel to add another adventure to the story, or they can put their resources towards a whole new game.
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However, many choose to create DLCs to add some fun items and mechanics to change up the gameplay. While this can be small scale, some DLCs are so large and ambitious that add all new content such as new quests, environments, characters, and more. In fact, some of them are so big that they could have easily been expanded into their own sequel.
When Little Nightmares came out, many players got to experience a huge and horrifying world from the perspective of a small child. As they lead the child through a series of dark and grotesque areas, they'll need to evade capture from the twisted humans that lay within this place called the Maw.
Though the main adventure follows a girl named Six, Secrets Of The Maw adds several new chapters to the journey. Experienced as a different character called the Runaway Kid, players get to see a whole new side to the Maw and confront all new monstrosities.
The Monster Hunter series has always been large, taking place in large worlds facing off against large monsters. It topped itself with Monster Hunter World in which the main quest involves taking down a distant relative of Godzilla. This leads players to a multitude of diverse regions where they have to hunt a rogue's gallery of monsters, including legendary dragons.
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