If you’ve been to the fence on the Blizzard Arcade Collection, now may be the perfect time to check it out.
It looks like Blizzard has been listening to fan requests for a little more content and has now added two additional games to its digital retro package. Yes, it is true, on top of that The lost Vikings, Rock ‘n Roll Racing i Blackthorne, now there Lost Vikings 2 i RPM Racing. Here’s a little about both:
The sequel to The lost Vikings, Lost Vikings 2 once again he finds our three heroes Erik, Baleog and Olaf away from home and embarked on a new adventure. Leveraging new skills and united by two new allies, the werewolf Fang and the dragon Scorch, in their quest to return home, our Viking heroes must overcome challenging puzzles that give a new twist to the design of the original game.
Not a sequel, but a prequel, RPM Racing it is a time capsule that retains the seed that would eventually bloom Rock N Roll Racing. The basic concepts are: isometric perspective, different cars to choose from, the possibility of modular upgrades to the vehicle, race saving functionality and a lot of vehicle chaos. Take a look RPM Racing to take a look at one of the first games produced by Blizzard.
Along with that, the new patch has added a number of new features and quality of life updates to “level up” the entire collection.
The museum now includes a Design Documents gallery, which reveals how concept games were translated into finished products, and there’s a new “Streamer Mode” for Rock N Roll Racing:
We have also added a new one Streamer mode per Rock N Roll Racing to the ultimate 4-player local multiplayer edition that lets you play your own game mode with MIDI versions of the songs while retaining the rocker sound of the game.
This latest game update is now available. If you don’t have it yet, you can read more about the game (in its release state) in our review or go to the Nintendo website or the Switch eShop to buy your own copy for $ 19.99 / 16.99 GBP.
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