Cricket 19 developer Big Ant has announced a new DLC pack for Cricket 19 featuring The Hundred and the Caribbean Premier League. The pack will add over 200 additional licensed players to Cricket 19’s roster.
The DLC will cost $14.95 AUD/€9.99 and will be available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC on July 16, 2021.
[ignvideo url="https://www.ign.com/videos/2021/07/15/cricket-19-ultimate-edition-dlc-trailer"]The Hundred in Cricket 19 will feature both the men’s and women’s competitions and will allow players to draft a fantasy The Hundred team. Three new stadia have also been added so all eight The Hundred teams with feature their home ground.
“This is the full The Hundred experience,” said Big Ant CEO Ross Symons in a statement. “We’ve gone out and recreated three more stadia in the UK, so fans will be able to play along with the complete competition, while testing their own management and playing skills in building up their perfect team.
“Our goal has always been to give cricket fans the full experience, and The Hundred represents an exciting new format for the game that we have been looking forward to implementing for a while now. It’s also the first time that we’ve brought DLC to a cricket game. We have fans that have played Cricket 19 for thousands of hours, and they have been asking us for ways to deepen their experience even more. We can’t wait for them to experience the excitement this DLC brings to the game.”
[poilib element="quoteBox" parameters="excerpt=We%20have%20fans%20that%20have%20played%20Cricket%2019%20for%20thousands%20of%20hours%2C%20and%20they%20have%20been%20asking%20us%20for%20ways%20to%20deepen%20their%20experience%20even%20more."]The Caribbean Premier League component of the DLC will feature seven all-new stadiums.
A free new patch arriving alongside the DLC will also add a weekly skill challenge mode called “Test the Best”, plus a new emotes system that will allow players to send each other reactions during online play.
Released back in May 2019, IGN’s review noted Cricket 19 is “the closest to the real thing that a cricket game has ever been.”
[poilib element="accentDivider"]Luke is Games Editor at IGN's Sydney office. You can find him on Twitter every few days @MrLukeReilly.
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