An exciting release awaits fans of the popular mail-carrier sim Lake as Gamious and Whitethorn Games bring the Season’s Greetings downloadable content this holiday season. This expansion was announced for a November 15 release across all supported platforms. Accompanying this exciting revelation is a brand-new trailer, offering a sneak peek of what Lake: Season’s Greetings DLC has in store.
Lake: Season’s Greetings serves as a prequel to the base game, taking place on December 23, 1985, eight months before Meredith returns to Providence Oaks. In this expansion, players will take on the role of her father, Thomas Weiss, and will be delivering the mail like he’s been doing for years.
Since it is the final days of the year, players can expect a lot of Holiday Season happenings, including jolly storylines, cozily-lit drives around the snow-covered little town by a lake, and a heart-warming gaming experience in the true spirit of Christmas. Players will also meet new characters, but will also see lots of familiar faces.
Lake has received very positive reviews upon its release in 2021, with fans praising its relaxing gameplay and engaging narrative. As such, many have been eagerly anticipating the game’s future expansions. Finally, the wait is over as Gamious and Whitethorn Games is set to release the Season’s Greetings DLC next month.
So far, the new trailer hints at the possibility of a more challenging gameplay experience, considering the DLC’s cold-weather setting, a possible change of pace for this cozy title. Otherwise, it may retain the core gameplay with a festive twist, keeping the cozy vibes intact.
As the release approaches, fans can look forward to more details about Lake: Season’s Greetings being disclosed in the coming days, possibly revealing more of the new characters they will encounter or an even closer look at the gameplay.
Lake is currently available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam.
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