Patapon 1+2 Replay Receives Boss Rush Challenge Mode in New Update

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Boss Rush Challenge Arrives in Patapon Replay on Multiple Platforms – Difficulty Boosted with Rolito’s Redesigned Bosses!

Bandai Namco and developer SAS have released a free Boss Rush Challenge mode for Patapon 12 Replay on PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC via Steam. A trailer showcasing the update has also been released. Developed for players who have completed the main campaign, the Boss Rush Challenge presents a high-difficulty, procedurally generated series of boss fights. Each stage features a different number of bosses that grow stronger as players progress. Players’ health is fully restored upon completion of each stage; if a Patapon falls during a challenge, no cap is dropped. Rolito, the original Patapon character artist, contributed to the Boss Rush Challenge mode, redesigning the bosses players will face. The free update, version 1.09, launched on February 22. Players can now test their skills in this challenging new mode. Full patch notes and additional details about the Boss Rush Challenge are available on the official site.

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