Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has today released another Shazam! level pack for LEGO DC Super-Villains, providing a second dose of content based on the new movie.
Both downloadable packs add new levels and DC characters inspired by the film and are part of the Season Pass (which you can pick up for $14.99 if you don't already own it). This new second pack adds the villainous Dr. Sivana as well as the entire Shazam family; we've got the full details for you below:
The SHAZAM! Movie Level Packs 1 and 2 offer players the chance to master the powers of favorite characters based on the Shazam! film including Billy Batson and Freddy Freeman who can transform into their Super Hero Shazam form, and unlock four characters embodying the sins of man unleashed by Dr. Sivana including Gluttony, Wrath, Pride, and Envy.
The second pack adds villainous, Dr. Sivana, and the entire Shazam family to help you defeat him including Pedro, Eugene, Darla, and Mary, alongside the powerful, Wizard Shazam. Both packs expand the main game’s already large roster of over 150 iconic DC characters.
If you'd rather purchase the Shazam! Movie Level Packs without getting a Season Pass, they can now both be purchased together in a bundle for $5.99.
Have you seen Shazam!? Will you be tucking into this new LEGO content? Tell us below.
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Man Zach Levi is such a champ
Shazam was a fun movie, it deserved to make more at the box office (still a successful and profitable film, but it's sandwiching between Captain Marvel and Endgame hurt it's potential).
Can't wait until more info comes out on the Batman Animated Series DLC.
@dok5555555
I think that's already out, it's based on the Mask of the Phantasm movie.
I still want to try out a Lego game at some point, dunno what to go for, though.
@Joeynator3000 Lego Marvel Super Heroes 1 is an excellent bet because it includes better character diversity (Fox characters included,) than the second one, and you should be able to find it cheap since it's six years old.
Never see the point in the character DLC, they can't add any characters with new abilities and they don't really add new content. Still nice for the diehard fans I suppose..
@shaneoh O nice, didn't realize. Thanks. Hadn't seen any articles about it so assumed it wasn't out yet.
@BlueRobin04 what about the second one? since it's on the Switch.
@dok5555555
No worries, enjoy
@Joeynator3000
I'd recommend DC Supervillains as one of the best ones out there. There is actual purpose behind the custom character, and the story is great.
@shaneoh I'll keep an eye on this then, I was thinking of going for City Undercover, but never got around to it.
@Joeynator3000
City Undercover is pretty good too, though I rather the Wii U version with its use of the gamepad.
@shaneoh Oh, I don't have the Wii U anymore, and I think the game pad kinda grew old on me anyways.
@Joeynator3000
Fair enough. Either way it's a good game, and probably a bit cheaper than DC Super-Villans.
@Joeynator3000 I mentioned the first because they removed all of the Fox characters in the second one. The roster of the first actually feels like it represents Marvel Superheroes as a whole much better than the second, which just feels like simply an MCU adaptation.
Am I the only one who is having a problem with the DLC? Ever since the Batman TAS DLC whenever I beat the DLC levels and unlock the new DLC characters AND make sure that the game saves (for example I have collected gold bricks and new characters), whenever I shut off the game and turn it back on the game acts like I never beat the DLC levels and I no longer have access to the DLC characters (and yes, the game remembers that I have collected new gold bricks and regular characters, it just seems to forget the DLC ones). If I want to play with the DLC characters it forces me to play through the DLC levels all over again.
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