Back in 2015, Brace Yourself Games released Crypt of the NecroDancer, an unlikely mashup of rhythm games and dungeon crawlers that worked way better than anyone could have predicted. It followed it up last year with Rift of the NecroDancer, a more straightforward but still ingenious rhythm game. The sequel has already gotten new tracks from Celeste and Pizza Tower, and now it’s taking a cue from the original with new DLC based on the world’s greatest fictional pop star.
On June 12, the Hatsune Miku Music Pack arrives for Rift of the NecroDancer on Steam. While the PC version arrives the same day as the DLC’s announcement, Switch players will have to wait until June 25 to check out the new tracks. Even players who don’t pick up the DLC will get to try Danny Baranowsky’s “Too Real,” which is free to play for everyone.
