Ninja Gaiden 4 is getting a massive expansion next year
A hefty round of DLC called The Two Masters confirmed to be launched in early 2026.
It won't be long now until Ninja Gaiden 4 is released, and we once again get to go on adventures with Ryu Hayabusa. Only this time, he plays second fiddle to newcomer Yakumo.
Over the weekend, PlatinumGames producer/director Yuji Nakao and Team Ninja director Masazaku Hirayam appeared on the Official Xbox Podcast and had some exciting things to say about the future of the title. Among other things, they revealed that extensive DLC is on the way, to be released next year.
The expansion is called The Two Masters and offer things like new weapons with new gameplay mechanics, but above all, more story for both of the aforementioned main characters, Ryu Hayabusa and Yakumo.
The Two Masters is included if you purchase the Deluxe Edition version, but it will also be available separately (not least for those who download the game via Game Pass). The launch date is October 21 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S/X.
Related texts
Ninja Gaiden 4
Ryu Hayabusa returns once again, but this time the super ninja has company in his fight against evil.
Launch times: Here is when you can start playing Ninja Gaiden 4
The action game arrives on PC and consoles next week.
You probably won't have to clean your storage to play Ninja Gaiden 4
It's pleasantly enough clearly below average as far as AAA file sizes go.
Ninja Gaiden 4 is getting a massive expansion next year
A hefty round of DLC called The Two Masters confirmed to be launched in early 2026.
Ninja Gaiden 4's difficulty design presented in new Tokyo Game Show video
This upcoming Game Pass title might be extremely hard, but it still has the tools to help you get through it...
Create your very own ninja Xbox controller
Ninja Gaiden 4 pieces have been added to Xbox Design Lab with some pretty stylish options.
Ninja Gaiden 4 gets a free Dynamic Background for Xbox Series S/X
This is something Microsoft often treat the Xbox gamers to ahead of major first-party releases.