Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Culture

GWAR Come to Mutant Football League 2 via Antarctica Scumdogs DLC

The DLC is set to feature the band as a 7-man playable team alongside a special GWAR stadium. GWAR Come to Mutant Football League 2 via Antarctica Scumdogs DLC Langdon Hickman

GWAR Come to Mutant Football League 2 via Antarctica Scumdogs DLC

GWAR, the controversial heavy metal band known for their violent and humorous stage performances, will be making an appearance in the video game Mutant Football League 2 through a new DLC called Antarctica Scumdogs. The DLC, set to release in October 2026, will feature the band's seven-person team, consisting of various grotesque characters, battling it out on a football field filled with deadly obstacles such as buzzsaws and landmines.

Mutant Football League 2 is a hyper-violent football game that pits teams of mutants, skeletons, orcs, and demons against one another in a battle for supremacy. Michael Mendheim, president of Digital Dreams Entertainment, expressed excitement about the collaboration, stating that fans of MFL2 have been eagerly awaiting GWAR's inclusion and that the game will now be "louder, bloodier, and a whole lot more GWAR."

The Antarctica Scumdogs team will also have access to a unique stadium steeped in GWAR lore, and fans will be able to experience the team firsthand at a playable demo at PAX West in Seattle from September 4th through 7th. GWAR's lead vocalist, Blöthar, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, emphasizing that the Antarctica Scumdogs are "the deadliest team in the game."

Brief written by urgent.news from Consequence's own syndicated text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at consequence.net →

More in Culture

Mike Tomlin explains why Ben Roethlisberger needed total freedom

Former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin reveals why Ben Roethlisberger thrived without strict play-calling constraints.

  • Mike Tomlin explained his coaching philosophy on The Dan Patrick Show.
  • Ben Roethlisberger needed total freedom to showcase his unique playing style.
  • Tomlin's approach allowed Roethlisberger to use his instincts and playmaking ability.

More from Thursday 3 September →