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#DARKEST DUNGEON 2 ROADMAP UPDATE#
#DARKEST DUNGEON 2 ROADMAP PATCH#
#DARKEST DUNGEON 2 ROADMAP FULL#

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#DARKEST DUNGEON 2 ROADMAP FULL#

The game is reported to arrive on PC sites outside of the Epic Games Store along with a full release. In addition, the above list is not exhaustive and does not include “A lot of work behind the scenes”…ĭarkest Dungeon II Early Access kicked off on October 26, 2021. Red Hook Studios also noted that Darkest Dungeon II’s roadmap may still change.

sixth (version 1.0) – controlled hero, final boss of the fifth act, content of the story, achievements.Īmong other things, the developers continue to adjust the balance (monsters, heroes, skills, items, economy), listen to user feedback, work on the surface, improve the graphics and fix errors.

fifth – controlled hero, wandering boss, driving improvements, the final boss of the fourth act, story content.

fourth – region, enemy faction, boss (hiding place), pets.

the third – a controlled hero, the final boss of the third act, content of the story, new cultists increasing the variability of the valley, the relationship system 2.0.

#DARKEST DUNGEON 2 ROADMAP UPDATE#

second update – region, enemy faction, boss (hiding place), final boss of the second act of five, story content, permanent improvements for heroes.The following updates don’t have a Premiere timeline (all will be available before the end of this year), but they have an approximate content:

#DARKEST DUNGEON 2 ROADMAP PATCH#

The February patch will bring a new location, additional enemy types (spiders, dogs, worms, and more), an improvement in the variability of the roguelike component, artifacts, quirks, and adjustments to skirmishes during the backstory.

PUBG Corp.As it became known, on the eve of a full release this year, Darkest Dungeon II will have six major updates (the last one will coincide with the release of version 1.0), the first of which will be released in the middle of the year. It’s difficult to monitor everything and we hope to address this by expanding the team and putting in more effort.” Translation - they’re trying to meet the global demand and cater to eSports ventures right now, so don’t expect a whole lot of content while that happens. Kim gives us a bit of background on the situation by explaining, “The community has grown exponentially. Their next move is “aggressively hiring” at their new Amsterdam office, with an aim of getting 50 more people on board (split between development and the business side). If we had followed the steps of other games, I don’t think we would have seen the same results.” Kim notes that planning things out just isn’t his style, going on to explain “We would not have been able to achieve the success we have if we took the conventional approach. Speaking to , PUBG Corporation CEO Chang Han Kim noted that they “don’t have a clear roadmap with 2.0 and 3.0,” though they vaguely plan to enhance “the competitive side of the game.” Kim explains that 2.0 may not even come by the end of 2018. Some of that has been smoothed out, some of it hasn’t, and all the while players are wondering what’s next in store for the game - the thing is, PUBG Corporation isn’t quite sure.Īlthough there are a number of new content drops in the works, most notably a third level, we won’t have an idea of when that’s arriving anytime soon. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is a pretty fun, low-commitment survival shooter, but it has a certain about of jank to it even as it officially launched into its 1.0 state (a process that took roughly nine months from its March 2017 Early Access launch).