Compare DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC) prices across trusted key stores and find the best deal. Developed by KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.. Published by KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.. Released on 2/28/2019. Available on Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PC, Xbox. Genres: Action. Metacritic score: 73/100.

Sixty-two costumes and two guest fighters from King of Fighters for the price of a second full game - Season Pass 1 is DOA6's most divisive add-on, not its most essential one.

I went back and forth on whether Season Pass 1 for Dead or Alive 6 was worth recommending, and the honest answer is: it depends almost entirely on why you play DOA6 in the first place. If you are here for the core fighting - the triangle system of Strikes, Holds, and Throws, the Break Gauge, Fatal Rushes, Break Blows, and the chaotic multi-tier stages - none of that is in this package. Season Pass 1 is cosmetic content plus two playable characters, full stop. What you actually get is 62 costumes spread across four themed packs (Happy Wedding Volumes 1 and 2, Pirates of the 7 Seas Volumes 1 and 2), debut costume sets for both new fighters, and two bonus outfits for NiCO and Nyotengu as a purchase incentive. The two character additions are Mai Shiranui and Kula Diamond, both crossing over from SNK's King of Fighters universe. For series veterans, that crossover is genuinely exciting - Mai in particular is a fan favourite who brings her own distinct moveset and personality into DOA6's roster. Kula is a solid addition too. These are the two items in the pass that actually change how you play the game. The costume packs are a harder sell. DOA6's base game already ships with a reasonable wardrobe, and the DOA Quest mode lets you grind for additional outfits through normal play. The wedding and pirate themed sets are well-produced - the series has always had strong costume design - but they are purely visual. If you care about roster depth over wardrobe width, the smarter move is to buy Mai and Kula separately rather than committing to the full pass just to get them bundled with dozens of outfits you may never equip. The pass also carries a fine-print caveat worth knowing: additional DLC released in the same March to June 2019 window may not be covered, so it does not necessarily mean you are catching everything from that period. For DOA6 itself, the fighting holds up well. The triangle counter system rewards read-heavy, timing-focused play rather than pure combo memorisation, and the Break system gave Team Ninja room to add defensive escapes without gutting the aggression that defines the series. The DOA Quest mode is a genuinely useful training tool that eases newcomers into competitive habits. The base game earned a Metacritic score of 73 and a mixed-but-positive Steam reception, which about sums it up: a competent, fun 3D fighter that does not redefine its genre but plays well on its own terms. Season Pass 1 follows that same logic. If you are deep enough into DOA6 that you want more characters and do not mind that most of what you are paying for is cosmetic, the two KOF crossover fighters make it worthwhile. If you are a casual player who just wants more variety in your fight stick sessions, buy Mai and Kula directly and skip the rest. Alex, Scout Team

DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC)

DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC)

Feb 28, 2019KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.
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Sixty-two costumes and two guest fighters from King of Fighters for the price of a second full game - Season Pass 1 is DOA6's most divisive add-on, not its most essential one.

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Worth it only if you want Mai Shiranui and Kula Diamond - buy them solo if the 62 costume bundles leave you cold.

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About DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC)

I went back and forth on whether Season Pass 1 for Dead or Alive 6 was worth recommending, and the honest answer is: it depends almost entirely on why you play DOA6 in the first place. If you are here for the core fighting - the triangle system of Strikes, Holds, and Throws, the Break Gauge, Fatal Rushes, Break Blows, and the chaotic multi-tier stages - none of that is in this package. Season Pass 1 is cosmetic content plus two playable characters, full stop. What you actually get is 62 costumes spread across four themed packs (Happy Wedding Volumes 1 and 2, Pirates of the 7 Seas Volumes 1 and 2), debut costume sets for both new fighters, and two bonus outfits for NiCO and Nyotengu as a purchase incentive. The two character additions are Mai Shiranui and Kula Diamond, both crossing over from SNK's King of Fighters universe. For series veterans, that crossover is genuinely exciting - Mai in particular is a fan favourite who brings her own distinct moveset and personality into DOA6's roster. Kula is a solid addition too. These are the two items in the pass that actually change how you play the game. The costume packs are a harder sell. DOA6's base game already ships with a reasonable wardrobe, and the DOA Quest mode lets you grind for additional outfits through normal play. The wedding and pirate themed sets are well-produced - the series has always had strong costume design - but they are purely visual. If you care about roster depth over wardrobe width, the smarter move is to buy Mai and Kula separately rather than committing to the full pass just to get them bundled with dozens of outfits you may never equip. The pass also carries a fine-print caveat worth knowing: additional DLC released in the same March to June 2019 window may not be covered, so it does not necessarily mean you are catching everything from that period. For DOA6 itself, the fighting holds up well. The triangle counter system rewards read-heavy, timing-focused play rather than pure combo memorisation, and the Break system gave Team Ninja room to add defensive escapes without gutting the aggression that defines the series. The DOA Quest mode is a genuinely useful training tool that eases newcomers into competitive habits. The base game earned a Metacritic score of 73 and a mixed-but-positive Steam reception, which about sums it up: a competent, fun 3D fighter that does not redefine its genre but plays well on its own terms. Season Pass 1 follows that same logic. If you are deep enough into DOA6 that you want more characters and do not mind that most of what you are paying for is cosmetic, the two KOF crossover fighters make it worthwhile. If you are a casual player who just wants more variety in your fight stick sessions, buy Mai and Kula directly and skip the rest.

Alex
Alex · Scout Team

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Publisher
KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.
Release Date
Feb 28, 2019

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What platforms is DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC) available on?

DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC) is available on Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PC, Xbox.

When was DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC) released?

DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC) was released on 28 February 2019.

Who developed DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC)?

DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC) was developed by KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD..

Is DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC) worth buying?

DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Season Pass 1 (DLC) holds a Metacritic score of 73/100, making it one of the standout Action titles. See the full reviews, ratings and how-long-to-beat times on this page to decide.