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The Surge Heading To The Midway With Amusement-Park DLC
Reiner praised The Surge's combat in his review of the game, but was let down by the sci-fi game's drab environments and repetitive gameplay. From the looks of it, an upcoming expansion will address at least one of those criticisms head on. December's DLC, A Walk in the Park, is set in a colorful amusement park built to entertain the CREO corporation's employees and families – or it was before everyone lost their minds and started fighting.
The expansion features crazed maniacs in mascot uniforms, crazed park-maintenance workers in exosuits, and crazed A.I. and machines. In short, the expansion's name may be a little misleading. Fortunately, it includes new weapons, armor, and implants to help you on your way.
In addition to December's DLC, publisher Focus Home Interactive announced that a complete edition of the game is on the way, which will include the full version of The Surge as well as all of its DLC.
The Surge is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
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