Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical is set to receive a surprise DLC on June 27, 2024. This new expansion will feature rocker Orpheus in a brand new story, adding depth and excitement to the world of Stray Gods. With six new original songs, including contributions from Tom Cardy, Montaigne, and Simon Hall of Tripod, accompanied by Austin Wintory’s composition, players can expect a fresh musical experience. Broadway performer Anthony Rapp will once again take on the role of Orpheus, alongside Erika Ishii as Hermes, for a comedy-focused and buddy-style adventure.
The DLC promises to take players on a journey through the depths of mortal decision-making. From choosing who to date, to what to hope for, and even deciding what instrument to rock out on, the choices in this expansion will impact Orpheus’s path in unexpected ways. As Hermes brings Orpheus back to the world of the living, players will have the opportunity to guide him through new challenges and experiences.
Summerfall Studios and Humble Games have released a teaser trailer for the upcoming DLC, giving fans a glimpse of what to expect. The DLC will first launch on PC, with console releases scheduled for a later date. For those who enjoyed the original game, this surprise announcement will no doubt be met with excitement as it offers an additional chapter to explore the unique world of ancient gods within Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical.
The teaser trailer also suggests a shift towards a more rock-focused musical style, adding a gothic flair to the overall experience. With contributions from talented musicians and performers, the DLC aims to expand the musical landscape of Stray Gods while offering a fresh perspective on the characters and their adventures.
The upcoming DLC for Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical is set to be a thrilling addition to the game, offering new challenges, compelling narratives, and exciting musical performances. With a talented cast of performers and musicians involved, players can look forward to an unforgettable journey through the world of Stray Gods.
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