Bloober Team confirms Cronos: Lazarus DLC for PC, PS5, and XBOX Series X|S on December 3, 2026, priced at $9.99.
A new story trailer confirmed the release date and set the stage for the forthcoming Cronos: The New Dawn DLC.
Cronos: Lazarus Comes to Nintendo Switch 2 in Q1 2027
In addition to a story trailer that revealed the DLC price on the launch date for PC, PlayStation 5, and XBOX , Bloober Team also confirmed that a Nintendo Switch 2 release of the DLC would arrive in the first quarter of 2027. The main game, Cronos: The New Dawn, is also 50% off on the PlayStation Store, the Microsoft Store, the Nintendo eShop, and Steam.
This DLC lets players step into the role of the Pathfinder and uncover the events that led to his transformation into the Warden in a prequel story set before The New Dawn.
Key Features of Cronos: Lazarus
- Discover the Warden’s origins: Uncover the Pathfinder’s journey toward becoming the Warden.
- Fight on your own terms: Experience faster, more aggressive combat that rewards quick thinking and tactical play.
- Master new abilities and weapons: Use teleportation, decoys, and the deadly Gladius to overcome your enemies.
- Escape the Tracker: Survive the relentless pursuit of a new enemy deployed by the Collective.
- Uncover the Collective’s secrets: Embark on a dangerous mission that reveals a darker side of the Cronos universe.
The game originally launched in September of 2025. At the time, Insider Gaming said the game was great and praised it as a welcome new addition to the survival horror IP. Read our full review here.
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