The developer adds, "There's already a good chunk of content planned and being worked on right now with some fresh ideas in play, so you shouldn't be getting bored with us anytime soon". Dead Cells: Fatal Falls is the latest DLC expansion for the popular rogue-lite, adding new items, enemies, traps, bosses, and of course, new biomes to explore. And the new Lighthouse biome.įollowing The Queen and the Sea's arrival, Evil Empire says it'll be releasing more free content for Dead Cells, which it plans to continue doing "for at least another year". Dead Cells: The Queen and The Sea features two endgame biomes. The Infested Shipwreck, complete with wieldable shark. Like previously released expansions, Fatal Falls and The Bad Seed, The Queen and the Sea. Similar to the The Bad Seed DLC that was released last year, you can purchase the Fatal Falls DLC for Dead Cells for 4.99 as long you own the base game.
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Purchasers can also expect new enemies, new weapons - one of which appears to be a brandishable shark to bludgeon opponents with - plus a new "not-so-cuddly" pet when the expansion launches for £4.49/$4.99 USD early next year. In a tweet today from indie studio Motion Twin, it was revealed that the Fatal Falls DLC for Dead Cells will officially release on January 26 across all platforms, PC and consoles. First released in 2018 for PC and consoles, the excellent side-scrolling roguelike casts you as a reanimated soldier. The developer isn't quite ready to reveal what this twist will be, but it has shared a brief teaser trailer for The Queen and the Sea, alongside a couple of screenshots showcasing its moody new locales. It’s safe to say that Dead Cells is more alive than ever. Watch on YouTube Dead Cells: The Queen and the Sea DLC - Teaser Trailer.Īdditionally, Motion Twin - or rather, subsidiary Evil Empire, which now handles Dead Cells' development - says one of the new biomes will deliver a "new kind of challenge" that's "definitely not the standard-issue Dead Cells level that you know and love".
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