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Cuphead Delicious Last Course DLC delayed into 2021

The waiting game continues...

Cuphead Delicious Last Course DLC has once again been delayed, moving further into 2021.

“While the Delicious Last Course is a continuation of Cuphead and Mugman’s grand adventure, it’s also a conclusion to the story that began on that fateful day at The Devil’s Casino,” Studio MDHR wrote on Twitter.

“In true Studio MDHR fashion, we aren’t content for this final chapter to be anything less than our best work. Throughout development, we’ve challenged ourselves to put everything we learned from making Cuphead into the quality of The Delicious Last Course‘s animation, design, and music.

“Meeting this standard has been extremely challenging for us amid the global pandemic that has affected so many of our fellow developers. Rather than compromise on our vision in response to COVID, we’ve made the difficult decision to push back the release of The Delicious Last Course until we are confident it will delight the Cuphead community the way it should.

“We know many of you have been waiting to return to the Inkwell Isles, and our goal is to make the trip back there next year a truly magical one.”

Originally planned for 2019, an announcement that The Delicious Last Course was delayed to this year was made in July 2019.

Cuphead is currently available on Windows PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Switch.


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