A free downloadable content (DLC) update for 007 First Light is set to arrive later this week, according to IO Interactive, the game's developer. The update is expected to enhance the overall experience of the game, and the studio shared a short preview of the new content through a video posted on its social media accounts. The update is scheduled to release on Thursday, October 2. While the exact details of the DLC remain undisclosed, it is speculated that it may include a long-awaited update for the Aston Martin Valhalla, a high-performance sports car featured in the game. This update was first hinted at in the game's main menu, and all indications suggest it will finally be made available soon. The DLC is expected to include a new TacSim mission featuring the Aston Martin Valhalla, which was used in a dramatic sequence toward the end of the game. Given the time it has taken to deploy this update, it is unlikely that it will simply offer a TacSim mission. It may also include other features mentioned in the game's roadmap, such as a New Game + mode, new gadgets, and additional missions or content. A free DLC is just around the corner, with fans advised to keep an eye on the release date on October 1st. In addition to the free DLC, a scripted expansion centered on Bawama, the pirate leader played by Lenny Kravitz, is also in the works for 007 First Light. However, no specific release date has been announced for this additional content, and it is likely to be a paid expansion rather than a free update. Meanwhile, the port of 007 First Light to the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 is still under development. Originally planned for this autumn, the release has been postponed to 2027 to ensure the highest quality for fans. IO Interactive has not yet confirmed how long it plans to support 007 First Light, though the studio has continued to provide updates for Hitman, another of its games, for several years after its initial release. Despite the lack of regular new content after its launch, 007 First Light has been a massive success, selling 4 million copies within its first three months. Sequels are already being anticipated by fans. However, players should not rush to play it, as it is certainly not coming soon.