Ahead of a new trailer for the upcoming Cloak and Dagger television series, Marvel and TT Games announced the release of a new DLC pack for LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 featuring the two superpowered heroes.
The Cloak and Dagger Character and Level pack will include our two heroes and five other Marvel heroes and villains to be added to the roster upon completion. Here's the official synopsis of what fans can expect in the upcoming DLC pack.
"Set immediately after Cloak and Dagger gain their incredible powers, players must help the two escape their evil captor, his super powered henchman, and work together through a series of puzzles using their unique new abilities. Upon completing the level, new unlockable characters Cloak, Dagger, Mister Negative, Blackout, Shroud, Nightmare, and Silvermane add to the main game's roster of over 200 Super Heroes and Super Villains."
The Cloak and Dagger Character and Level Pack will add a level and characters from the comics for $2.99. This DLC pack for LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 can be purchased separately or as part of the Season Pass, which includes six Level Packs and four Characters packs, including the previously released Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and Black Panther content, and the Champions, Out of Time, and Agents of Atlas Character Packs. The LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 Season Pass is available for $14.99.
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 is available now for PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. The upcoming Cloak and Dagger television series will premiere June 7 on the Freeform channel.
So what do you think of the latest LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 DLC pack? Are you excited for the new Cloak and Dagger television show? Let us know in the comments section below.
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