What You Need to Know:
- If the PS4 version of Peach Beach Splash wasn't enough to satisfy your lewd cravings, then not to worry as Senran Kagura Peach Beach Splash is making its debut on Steam March 7th!
- The title will be available for purchase digitally both as a standard edition for $39.99, €39.99, and £29.99, and as part of the “Sexy Soaker” special edition, which comes stuffed with digital extras such as the soundtrack, the Soaking Wet High School Uniform costume, a set of colorful bikini costumes, the Futomaki Roll Bazooka special weapon, a Bebeby pet card, and a special set of skill cards, for $49.99, €49.99, and £39.99.
- Each can be preordered between now and release with a 15% pre-purchase discount for players who act fast, which will drop to a 10% launch week discount once the game goes live.
- All pre-orders will also include the “Eternal Summer Camisole” DLC, which will be exclusive as a pre-order bonus for 4 weeks before being made available for purchase at $3.99, €3.99, and £2.99. Mirroring its release on PlayStation 4, XSEED Games will also be offering two DLC costumes – the “Clean-Up Maid (Mint)” and “Clean-Up Maid (Marine Blue)” – as well as the “Special First-Print Pack,” to all players for free during the first four weeks following the game's release. After this promotional period, these items will be sold as the “Clean-Up Maid Pack” for $9.99, €9.99, and £6.99.
- In addition to one of the most robust lineups of SENRAN KAGURA characters available for play to date, all post-launch DLC characters from the console release are planned to be available for purchase at launch on PC. This will also be the first time the title will feature truly worldwide multiplayer support, connecting SENRAN KAGURA fans across the world as they battle for aquatic supremacy online and show off their custom outfits for their favorite shinobi.
Source: Official Press Release
Yes...YESS...Bring me more! A Steam version is all I need!
I see someone's a little too excited over there.
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