Titled "Beyond Despair," this downloadable pack comes in at $8.99 and concludes the EDF 2025 story. The time has come to finally squelch the Ravagers once and for all, and save the earth from the hideous insect invasion. New weapons and new baddies appear on the scene for you and your posse to collect and/or blow holes into. 

The content features five missions with tons of bugs to crush. "Exploration" sends you to mountainous terrain where you must destroy a tunnel that creatures are emerging from. "Giant's Advance" pits you against a unit of Hectors with particle steam cannons. The "Citadel" and "Silver Camp" missions have you battling creatures in the harbor area, while "Floating Fleet" puts you against alien ships.

Earth Defense Force 2025 drops with the Special Ops bundle, adding five new missions. If one opts to get the vanilla version, the Special Ops DLC will be available at launch for $2.99. The second DLC, Mutant Rampage, drops on February 25th. It adds 20 new missions and retails for $8.99. The final piece of DLC, Beyond Despair, hits March 11, adding another 20 new missions and running for $8.99.

This particular trailer shows the new Fencer class. These heavy hitting armored troops possess enough firepower to make the Death Star look like a particularly sandy beach ball. Check it out.

The third person shooter pits mankind's last hope, the Earth Defense Force, against the invading alien hordes of the evil Ravagers. It looks as awesome as ever. Ok, "awesome" might not be the right word. It looks more like it will be absurdly entertaining. Or horrible. Probably both. Screw you; I like these games. 

Go ahead. Get it out of your system now. Do the chant. I'll wait. Done? Good.