In terms of combat, the Onnamusha Rider controls pretty differently. She can adopt the Spark stance for less damage while also gaining the ability to double dash, heal on parry and fill the Star gauge via dodging, parrying and successful hits. Alternatively, the Storm stance provides access to a powerful but slow (and vulnerable) jump roll while also filling the Star gauge slowly.

Upon building up the gauge, she can unleash the Star, a very powerful and quick attack. It’s only available for a limited time though so use it when an opponent is open. The Onnamusha Rider is playable in Story, Practice and Speedrun modes, adding a whole new dimension to the base game.

Along with PS5, Furi is also available for PS4, PC, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. Unfortunately, the DLC won’t be coming to Xbox any time soon. Head here to find out why.

Costing $6.99, the DLC adds a new character – the Onnamusha Rider – who can fight in two stances (along with harnessing the Star’s power). The first is quicker but the second can dish out more damage at a slower pace. Along with the Story mode, the Onnamusha Rider can be played in Speedrun and Practice modes.

The free update will essentially add the One More Fight DLC and other improvements like Furier Speedrun, alternate controls, accessibility options and Invincible Mode to all platforms for free. As for whether the new paid DLC or free update would be released for Xbox One, the developer told Gematsu that there are no plans at present.