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Transformers: Devastation DLC Bundle Adds Three New Character Skins and Weapons

Activision has released the new DLC pack for TRANSFORMERS: Devastation (read review) that contains three character skins and weapons. The acclaimed action title from PlatinumGames Inc. and Hasbro Gaming is now available on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC for the MSRP of $4.99.


TRANSFORMERS: Devastation DLC Bundle Features:
  • Three dazzling new character skins: Nemesis Prime, Red Alert and Goldfire
  • The Dark Star Saber, a fearsome blade which radiates waves of dark energy with every swing.
  • The Photon Disruptor cannon, dealing massive damage at short range.
  • The twin Golden Hunter blaster pistols, which cause enemies to drop credits when attacked.

About Transformers: Devastation
TRANSFORMERS: Devastation is a fast-paced, third-person brawler that brings Hasbro’s iconic robots in disguise to life in stunning, cel-shaded, 3D detail, with an original story set in the ongoing Generations Combiner Wars story arc. Play as one of five AUTOBOTS – OPTIMUS PRIME, BUMBLEBEE, SIDESWIPE, WHEELJACK and GRIMLOCK – to stop MEGATRON and his Earth-shattering schemes across the game’s exhilarating single-player campaign and 50 bonus challenge missions. Each hero can be upgraded with new weapons and abilities to unleash ever more powerful combos of melee, ranged and vehicle attacks on the DECEPTICONS’ most ruthless champions, including STARSCREAM, SOUNDWAVE and the colossal Combiner DEVASTATOR.

To learn more, visit the official Transformers: Devastation website.

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