The final DLC for The Binding of Isaac is finally dropping in the new year courtesy of its creator. Edward McMillen, the man behind the roguelike smash hit, announced the release date for the upcoming DLC Repentance will be three months away in 2021.

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The Binding of Isaac has gone through a bit of a resurgence thanks to a remake called Rebirth. Similar to the original game, the player controls the main character of Isaac as he makes his way out of the basement and encounters various creatures in random dungeons before going up against his mother. The game was heavily inspired by the biblical story as well as McMillen’s own religious background. The popularity of the game also spawned a prequel titled The Legend of Bum-Bo. The remake has a multiplayer mode, which allows more players to join in on the game. Two expansions have been released so far, including Afterbirth and Afterbirth+, which allowed for more content and gameplay modes.

Previously scheduled to release on New Year’s Eve, the third and final DLC for The Binding of Isaac was delayed to March in order to give more time for the developers to tweak and balance the game. McMillen broke the news with a small teaser on Steam, revealing the release date for Repentance. This would mark the final DLC for the title under developer Nicalis. Towards the end of the video, it was shown that the DLC would be available on Steam later this year.

Even though we know it will be out on PC, no other information was given on whether it would be out for other consoles. The game has been released on various platforms, so it would be anyone’s guess when the DLC would drop on consoles. It might drop at a later date, but for now, at least we have a good idea as to when the last DLC will be released to the public and where they can obtain it.

The Binding of Isaac: Repentance will be available to play on Steam beginning March 31st, 2021.

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