007 First Light Gets Free Launch DLC You Can Claim Right Now

007 First Light players can pick up the game’s first free DLC, giving you a bunch of bonus outfits to use in-game.

007 First Light’s outfits system works very similarly to how IO Interactive did it with Hitman: World of Assassination, where you can unlock a variety of different cosmetics to use in different missions.

The main difference between 007 First Light and Hitman is that in the latter you can use unlocked outfits in any game mode, while in 007 First Light they’re currently only locked to the bonus Tactical Simulations mode.

Nonetheless, there are a lot of outfits already available to pick up in 007 First Light, with three available via free DLC which you can get via Twitch Drops.

The three outfits are called Purple Suit, Silent Line, and Resplendent Death, and are each reskins of outfits already available in the game.

Purple Suit is another variant of the tuxedo outfit which is already available in several colours in 007 First Light. As the name says on the tin, this one is purple to give it more of a late-night vibe. You can unlock it by watching one hour of a 007 First Light stream on Twitch.

Silent Line on the other hand is a reskin of Savanna Bloom, another free outfit you can get by linking your game to your IOI account. You can unlock it by watching two hours of a 007 First Light stream on Twitch.

Finally, the Resplendent Death is a reskin of the Day of the Dead outfit, which is available with the 007 First Light Deluxe Edition or came with pre-orders. You can unlock it by watching one hour of a 007 First Light stream by a partnered IOI streamer.

007 First Light Players Already Have A Bunch Of Cosmetics To Pick Up

Meanwhile, 007 First Light also features a few other unlockable free outfits that you can use in-game.

By signing up for an IOI account, you can grab the On Duty, Savanna Bloom, Operation Riviera, and Gilded Tuxedo outfits.

Again, most of these are reskins of outfits already in the game, with the exception of On Duty, but remain a fun way to add a little variety to your Tactical Simulation mission setups at no extra charge.

In our 007 First Light review, we said that the game “is an exquisite taste of slick spy action and blockbuster storytelling, and is fully what a Bond game should be, but rarely is. Considering almost every previous James Bond game has been a shooter, I've enjoyed the game taking an innovative approach to portray the spycraft side of Bond stories. It’s wonderful to see IO Interactive essentially coming full circle, going from being simply inspired by Bond to adapting the next chapter in the franchise’s 70 year legacy.”

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