Ratloop Asia has announced that new DLC for Rocketbirds 2: Evolution, sequel to the original, fan-favorite Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken, is available now on Steam. The Rescue Bundle DLC is available now for $1.99, where gamers can upgrade their missions in ‘Part 2: The Rescue’ to include boxing gloves, chain saws, shields, the Master Duck and more.
This new Rocketbirds 2: Evolution DLC content adds hostile toys to the player’s arsenal in Rescue Mode missions with bullet blocking shields, chainsaws, and boxing gloves plus unlocks all Hardboiled Chicken’s Story Mode costumes. Tired of regular old Rent-A-Ducks? With the Rescue Bundle DLC gamers can rent the Master Duck himself to help battle through rescue missions with his upgraded base weaponry and ‘Quack Shot’ aiming abilities.
The “most interesting chicken in the world” is back in his first sequel Rocketbirds 2: Evolution, where Hardboiled Chicken gets entangled in a mysterious and sinister penguin plot in “Part 1: The Cockup”. Meanwhile, the pint sized budgie commandos are forming a strike force of great magnitude in “Part 2: The Rescue”, where players need to rescue and recruit hostages from deep behind enemy lines. Both parts can be played in or out of order, but converge to complete the full Evolution story.
Players will engage in nuanced, side-scrolling, shooter action as they face an assortment of evil penguins, space owls and other fowl creatures while strapping on jetpacks and wielding new, powerful weapons of ‘de-clucktion.’
What’s more, players can now purchase the ‘Rocketbirds Double Bundle’ to complete the collection. Featuring a 30% bundle discount it includes Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken and Rocketbirds 2: Evolution plus the exclusive compilation soundtrack by New World Revolution. Get the bundle on Steam store.steampowered.com/bundle/2530/
Rocketbirds 2: Evolution is available now on Steam, PlayStation 4, and PS Vita.
Related: Rocketbirds 2: Evolution Soars onto Steam Jan. 26
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