The best video game DLCs of all time
There’s a certain sadness to finishing one of the best games of all time. While the experience itself was great, seeing it come to an end leaves you looking for the next upcoming game or waiting for its sequel, which could be years away. However, some developers stick with their current game a bit longer and add in DLC down the road, which gives you a new reason to revisit that title. These expansions can add new areas, quests, modes, weapons, stories, characters, and more. Some even act as small sequels themselves to bridge the gap into new games or maybe add backstory and context to the world only hinted at before. There are also DLC packs that only add in some cosmetics, but those aren’t the kind that will make this list. These are the best DLC expansions that are arguably even better than the main game.
If you need a place to start before getting into DLC, we also picked out the best PS5 games, best Xbox Series X games, best PC games, and best Switch games.
Recommended VideosBloodborne: The Old Hunters
94% Platforms PlayStation 4 Genre Role-playing (RPG), Adventure Developer FromSoftware Publisher Sony Computer Entertainment Release November 24, 2015 Bloodborne is one of the most requested games to get a remake, remaster, or even just a patch of perhaps any game to date. This left-turn by FromSoftware into gothic horror enraptured gamers like a cosmic nightmare and has yet to let us go. Even after the game ended, we got one last dive into madness with The Old Hunters. The one aspect that was lacking in the base game was that it was a bit limited. There were far fewer items and weapons than any other Souls game, but they made up for it with trick weapons. This DLC adds a few new toys to play with to add more build variety, creepy new locations and lore to uncover, and, of course, bosses. This DLC has some of the coolest (and most difficult) bosses in any FromSoftware game, making it a true test of your skills. Bloodborne The Old Hunters — Expansion DLC Trailer Read more on digitaltrends.com
