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Signup + An account already exists for this email address, please log in. Subscribe to our newsletterThe most recent version update notes for Granblue Fantasy: Relink, a gorgeous RPG that turned the universe of a complex gacha game into a compelling action powerhouse, were published on June 28, 2024. But after 19 months of nothingness so final, so unmoving, that I was convinced we'd seen the end, developer Cygames has announced a surprise expansion for Relink, titled Endless Ragnarok, coming on July 9, 2026 – two years later, almost to the day, since the last patch.
Endless Ragnarok was revealed during Thursday's third-party Nintendo Direct showcase (ahead of a longer, dedicated reveal from Cygames later tonight). The DLC announcement comes bundled with the Switch 2 debut of the game, which originally launched on PC, PS4, and PS5. I put 130 hours into it on PS5, and it ended up being one of my favorite games of 2024.
Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok – Announcement Trailer – Nintendo Switch 2 - YouTube
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The reveal trailer for Endless Ragnarok features new and returning Granblue Fantasy: Relink characters, and seems to pick up after the events of the main story quest. Multiple new playable heroes are shown, and there looks to be a new system for summoning old bosses to fight for you.
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A freshly minted page on the game's website warns of Ragnalia, "powerful monsters who herald the end of times." The DLC will introduce new tiers of co-op quests, additional bosses, and a solo mode called the Conflux. Alongside summons, we'll have new "master traits" that further enhance characters.
Perhaps most importantly, the Switch 2 release will also usher in full crossplay across all platforms. If you already own Relink, you can get Endless Ragnarok for $29.99. The game and the DLC goes for $59.99. Personally, I'm just happy to have an excuse, any excuse, to hit more dragons as Zeta, Narmaya, and Siegfried.
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