Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Granblue Special Item Set: Relink Pack (DLC)

Granblue Fantasy: Relink is an action RPG built around a party of four skyfarers, each with a distinct combat style ranging from close-range sword combos to long-range gunfire and spell-slinging hex builds. The base game earned its Very Positive reputation on Steam through tight character action, a surprisingly polished co-op loop supporting up to four players online, and a roster deep enough that build theorycrafting stays interesting well past the early hours. The Relink Pack DLC sits on top of all that as a bundle of starter items and cosmetic or consumable resources designed to give new players a leg up or returning players a small convenience boost. If you are coming to this DLC expecting story content, new characters, or additional quest lines, pump the brakes. This is an item set, not an expansion. What you get is a collection of materials and resources that would otherwise come from early-game play. For a game where the real depth kicks in at the postgame grind, shaving off some early farming time is a modest quality-of-life nudge rather than a transformative purchase. Veteran players who already own the base game and have progressed past the opening chapters will find almost nothing here that their inventory does not already hold in excess. Where the DLC makes a narrow kind of sense is for players who specifically dislike the on-ramp friction of action RPGs - those who want to get into the harder co-op content or experiment with different characters without spending hours on resource loops first. Relink's combat system rewards learning individual character kits, and if you want to test multiple skyfarers quickly without replaying introductory content, having a resource cushion removes some of that barrier. That is a real use case, even if it is a limited one. The broader game it supports is genuinely worth your attention if you enjoy action RPGs with stylish combo systems, a decent anime narrative, and a co-op mode that holds up well with friends. The writing is not Disco Elysium, and the main quest leans into familiar sky-pirate fantasy beats without many surprises, but the character interactions have charm and the mechanical variety across the roster is the real draw. Relink Pack specifically, though, is a convenience item dressed up as a bundle. It is the kind of DLC you grab when it drops low enough to feel negligible, not the kind you chase at full price. Monika, Scout Team