MOON ATLAS FOR PC UPDATE
MOON ATLAS FOR PC PC

More information about the Crimson Moon update can be found over at the official Starlink website.

MOON ATLAS FOR PC PC

Starlink: Battle for Atlas hits PC via Uplay and Steam on April 30, the same date the Crimson Moon update and new Star Fox DLC land in the game. The Star Fox DLC pack will be made available separately for $11.99 and will again be exclusive to the Nintendo Switch. Players will track down the remaining members of the Star Wolf team in a new set of missions, and at the end will be able to keep all three characters as new playable pilots.

Big N's handheld played host to exclusive Star Fox content before, offering the ace flyer Fox as an in-game pilot, and Crimson Moon will bring along with it the rest of the crew: Peppy, Falco, and Slippy. Additionally, players will be able to expand their roster and play through the new Crimson Moon content with five new pilots, three new starships and eleven new weapons available separately for digital-only purchase.'įinally, the Crimson Moon update corresponds with a new content offer for Starlink players on the Nintendo Switch. The Crimson Moon will also impact the entire world of Atlas and let players engage with new faction story missions and weekly challenges. Players will be able to compete in all-new single-player and two-player split-screen racing tracks, fight waves of ruthless enemies in the Crimson Coliseum and see their rank and stats on leaderboards. 'As part of the free update, players can explore the Crimson Moon, theater of the Outlaw Games. According to a press release for the announcement, the Crimson Moon update adds a new faction, new gameplay modes, and new challenges. The day that the PC port of Starlink releases will be the same day that the Crimson Moon update lands for players across all platforms. Starlink Battle for Atlas PC system requirements The folks at Ubisoft were kind enough to offer up a chart detailing what kind of power players will need to run the game, and the news is good: A second-generation Core i5 and a GeForce GTX 660 should be enough to run the game at 1080p/30fps. The studio recently revealed that a PC port was coming in hot - as hot as a spacecraft re-entering the atmosphere - and its release corresponds with the launch of the new Crimson Moon update and fresh content for Starlink players on the Nintendo Switch.įirst things first: The PC port of Starlink: Battle for Atlas will arrive on April 30, the same date as the rest of the planned Crimson Moon content. PC gamers who can't get enough space-based action will soon be able to play Ubisoft's toys-to-life title Starlink: Battle for Atlas on their platform of choice.

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