Juliet Starling has a Party Dress to take into the zombie outbreak in Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP. Dragami Games announced a free second-anniversary update that adds the outfit and a photo frame, according to Noisy Pixel’s September 10 report. The RePOP celebration centres on those two visual extras. The update is available now, the outlet reports, giving the chainsaw-carrying cheerleader a new costume for the occasion. [1]
Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP Gets Party Dress
Dragami Games names the new costume Party Dress, bringing a celebratory outfit to a game whose heroine spends her birthday fighting through a school full of zombies. A photo frame joins it. Noisy Pixel’s Orpheus Joshua reports both additions in the anniversary announcement, describing the release as a free update. The report supplies the names of the extras without explaining the steps needed to equip the costume or use the frame. [1]
The costume is the headline addition. For players returning specifically for Party Dress, the immediate news is that the announcement describes an update already available, rather than setting a date for a future release. Noisy Pixel published its report on September 10, 2026. It gives no separate release timetable for each edition of the game, so its availability statement cannot settle every platform-specific question about when a download appears. [1]
The photo frame gets less detail. Noisy Pixel identifies it as part of the same anniversary update but does not describe its appearance, any text it carries or the interface in which it appears. Those omissions leave the visual pairing only partly explained: Party Dress names an outfit, while the frame’s function beyond its description remains unspecified. Neither item comes with an access guide in the supplied report. [1]
Juliet’s Birthday Meets the Outbreak
Juliet’s birthday supplies the story’s starting point. In Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP, she is a high school cheerleader and a zombie hunter whose 18th birthday takes a violent turn when a ritual triggers an outbreak at her school. She fights with a chainsaw. Saving classmates becomes part of a struggle to save the world, while her boyfriend Nick suffers a decapitation early in the story. He returns to life as a disembodied head attached to Juliet’s waist, travelling with her as they try to uncover the forces behind the outbreak. Noisy Pixel recounts that premise in its anniversary report, placing the new costume against the game’s existing mix of school life, zombies and bodily absurdity. [1]
Nick survives as Juliet’s travelling companion. The report does not announce a new role for him in the anniversary update. [1]
Dragami Games is celebrating the game’s second anniversary; Juliet’s 18th birthday belongs to the fiction. The two occasions give Party Dress an amusing backdrop, but the announcement does not tie the costume to a new birthday mission or an additional story sequence. Juliet and Nick’s search for the outbreak’s source remains background context in the report. The named update content concerns presentation, leaving questions about broader changes for more detailed documentation. [1]
What the Free Update Covers
Noisy Pixel calls the anniversary release free. The report attaches that description to the update containing Party Dress and the photo frame; it does not announce that Dragami Games has made the base game free or changed its purchase price. The distinction matters for new players. The article provides no sale price, regional pricing comparison or explanation of what any particular storefront currently charges for the game. [1]
Players asking why Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP is expensive will not find a pricing explanation in this announcement, because the report discusses the anniversary extras without examining the cost of buying the game. No price figures appear. A free costume update alone cannot explain regional differences, edition prices or the value of a purchase, and the supplied coverage offers no evidence from which to draw those conclusions. [1]
Game anniversaries can also give familiar imagery a new setting. PerEXP Teamworks covers another visual celebration in its report on Zelda’s green-and-gold Switch 2 anniversary design. Here, Dragami Games brings the occasion into Juliet’s wardrobe. The Party Dress name establishes the celebratory theme, although Noisy Pixel’s text gives no description of the costume’s colours, materials or accessories that would support a closer account of its design. [1]
Which Platforms Does the Report List?
Noisy Pixel lists Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2 and PC via Steam, covering multiple console families and the PC storefront. Steam is the named PC outlet. The platform list describes where the game is available, while the accompanying update announcement says the anniversary content is available now without breaking down the release by individual system. [1]
PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 both appear in the report, as do Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 receive separate mentions. The article supplies no platform-specific version numbers. It also gives no download sizes or installation directions, leaving owners without a number to compare against the version shown on their console or PC when checking whether the anniversary update has arrived. [1]
Players looking for differences between the Switch 2, PlayStation 5 and Steam versions will need information beyond this announcement, which offers no comparative tests or account of how the extras work across systems. The same limitation applies to hardware performance. A shared appearance in the availability list does not establish identical resolution, frame rate or stability, and Noisy Pixel does not present the anniversary release as evidence of those qualities. [1]
What Remains to Be Explained
How is Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP after the update? Noisy Pixel’s report establishes the announced content, but it offers no hands-on assessment of the updated game. Performance remains untested in this coverage. The article includes no frame-rate measurements, account of crashes or examination of controls. It also does not supply a complete change log, so the absence of technical details cannot establish whether the download contains additional fixes. [1]
Party Dress and the photo frame still need practical instructions. Noisy Pixel specifies neither a menu path nor an unlock requirement, and its report provides no claim deadline for either addition. Players cannot infer an expiry date from the anniversary label alone. Equally, the announcement does not establish permanent availability: it simply reports the release without explaining how long access to the anniversary items will remain open. [1]
Dragami Games’ next useful detail would be an explanation of where to find the extras after installing the update. A costume selection path, directions for the photo frame and any access conditions would let players move from reading the announcement to using the additions. For now, the supplied report leaves those steps open; a reliable installation or unlock guide still needs those specifics. [1]
- ONLINE NEWS Joshua, O. (2026, September 10). Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP celebrates 2nd anniversary with free Party Dress costume and photo frame update. Noisy Pixel. [Article Link]
- ONLINE NEWS Gematsu. (n.d.). Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP ‘2nd Anniversary’ update now available, adds ‘Party Dress’ costume. [Article Link]
