Lore-driven trinket sets for all heroes – with set bonuses!Īll of this is a good thing, as if you couldn’t figure that out on your own.

Massive, sprawling maps with locked doors, prisoner rooms, and progress saves.Districts: 10 new buildings to upgrade your Hamlet.5 new Bosses with some of the most complex and devious mechanics yet.“Awash in blood and delusion, they bear the burden of a thousand lifetimes.” The Crimson Court introduces a new storyline that runs parallel to the main storyline and introduces a ton of new content to the game: There’s a main storyline consisting of trying to clear your family’s honor or some such, but the guts of the game are building teams, sending them to their doom, and then buffing up the survivors for another run. Picture a 2D gothic fantasy version of XCOM with the difficulty cranked up to eleven and you have some idea of what you’re getting into. If you haven’t played Darkest Dungeon yet (did I mention that you should?), it’s basically an insanely difficult turn-based dungeon crawler with permadeath. More content in the form of DLC was just released, The Crimson Court. For those of us already playing it on our laptops, however, today is a good day. It was originally a “maybe” and then a “we’ll see” and lastly an “hmmm”, so it’s looking more and more that, if you want to play Darkest Dungeon (and you should), you’ll need to get it on Steam or GoG. We’re still holding out hope that, one day, Darkest Dungeon will find it’s way to our iPads.

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