Kingdom Battle Has A Season Pass, Because Of Course It Does. With Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle set to launch at the end of the month for the Nintendo Switch, lots of questions loom over the game in terms of content and DLC. Well, one question has finally been answered regarding whether or not the game will have a season pass of course it does. Polygon is reporting that Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle will have a 2. The games season pass will contain three rounds of content, including exclusive steampunk inspired weapons during the launch of the game on August 2. After that youll have to wait until the fall before additional DLC becomes available. In the fall youll experience new solo challenges and additional co op maps that youll be able to play with friends or family. Unfortunately there are no details on what the solo challenges entail, how many will be included in the pack or whether or not they will be story oriented or completely separate. As for the co op maps, there are no details on what these will entail for Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle and if this will apply to maps in a separate mode or if this will be available as story mode content. Nevertheless, the season pass content does not end there. According to Polygon there will be one last bit of DLC released in 2. We dont know when in 2. DLC will be available, but its labeled as A New Unexpected Story Content. UwlDkNgyNg/hqdefault.jpg' alt='Rabbids Movie Trailers' title='Rabbids Movie Trailers' />Weapons Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle will feature a large variety of weapons to select, some of which offer playful. Metacritic Game Reviews, Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle for Switch, Welcome to the story of an unexpected encounter between Mario and the irreverent Rabbids. To. So obviously we know that this will pertain to the games story mode. In what capacity it will expand the story and if it will be a menial side quest like in some of Assassins Creed or Fallout 4 DLC, or if it will be something substantial like Final Fantasy XVs DLC remains to be seen. Theres definitely a lot of potential there, but Ubisoft and season passes are a bit of a toss up. Some games have had substantial amounts of DLC made available, such as Rainbow Six Siege, while other games have been given very miniscule amounts of post launch content, such as Assassins Creed Unity. Then again, fewer amounts of DLC would probably be viewed by gamers as a good thing, because it means having to pay less for pieces of the content that they might feel is cut from the game. As for the game itself. Mario Rabbids is an odd game thats a little difficult to describe. Its basically an adventure title about Mario and a few of the Rabbids from Raymen And The Raving Rabbids, where some of the good Rabbids team up with Mario, Peach, Luigi and Yoshi in order to fight against some of the evil Rabbids who have invaded Toadstool Kingdom. Its up to Mario and the good Rabbids to stop the bad Rabbids, but its not a typical platforming game. According to Shigeru Miyamoto, the Nintendo give a thumbs up for Ubisoft to make a Super Mario and Raving Rabbids crossover on the condition that it wasnt a platforming game. Ubisoft obliged by making a 3. D, adventure, turn based battle game. Many people compare it to Firaxis take on the XCOM series, but with a Super Mario skin. Youll be able to look for Mario Rabbids and the first piece of the DLC to launch on August 2. There is no word just yet on if you can buy the DLC separately outside of the season pass, but Im sure details on that will arrive soon. Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle for Switch Reviews. Theres no denying Kingdom Battle is an amazing experience, but its also a tough one to describe to friends and family. Sci Fi Movies Dvd Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D: Bonds Beyond Time. Heavy on Mario characters and locales, its not your usual Mario game. It features Ubisofts highly annoying Rabbids, but in a format that finally works, subdued and entertaining. It uses humour that kids will appreciate, but parents and adult gamers will get more from. Best yet, it doesnt hold your hand, demanding a carefully planned strategy to accomplish your goals. I cant recommend it enough, but to the right audience players over the age of 1.