Overview
- The game launched in Japan on August 1 and will release globally on August 5 for Switch, PlayStation, Xbox and PC
- Its single-player campaign faithfully adapts key arcs from the Entertainment District to the Swordsmith Village while setting up the forthcoming Infinity Castle storyline
- Over 40 playable fighters—including all nine Hashira, Upper Rank demons and alternate versions—are bolstered by a new Gear System and fresh offline modes like survival and time-attack
- Next-generation performance modes deliver native 60 frames per second gameplay and sharper visuals compared with the original title
- A free post-launch update will add Muzan Kibutsuji as a playable character and a paid Infinity Castle Character Pass DLC will expand the roster further