Dead Cells buffs out its Bestiary on this week’s free replace

Please don’t contact the reveals. Stab ’em, shoot ’em, or lure ’em with poisoned arrows? Sure, however please don’t contact them. They’re riled up sufficient as is. This week’s free Bestiary Update brings nasty new foes to roguelite slash ’em up Dead Cells, alongside new instruments to face them with and an overhaul to The Bad Seed’s botanical wing. But as soon as once more, please. No touching.

The Bestiary, shockingly, provides some new beasts and baddies to Dead Cells’, uh, bestiary. Evil Empire reckoned the present rogue’s gallery was starting to unfold just a little skinny, and have added six new foes to the lineup – three biome-specific, and three unfold round at numerous boss cells.

Oh, the devs haven’t revealed what they’re, precisely. Instead, they provided some tantalising gifs over on their update announcement post, together with this snappy little crab soldier.

The Bestiary additionally brings with it 11 new affixes, addons that may be slapped onto lively talents to make them just a little bit spicier. There are eight normals and three starred, starting from one which immediately refreshes your arrows to the power to come out a grenade or firestorm every time a lure is activated.

Besides these additions although, a lot of The Bestiary is invested in enhancing Dead Cells’ newest DLC, The Bad Seed. Several new “Lore” rooms and secrets and techniques have been scattered round its Arboretum and Morass areas. On high of that, mob populations, behaviours and degree layouts have been adjusted to assist make these areas rather less punishing, within the goal of creating them make them “feel more Dead Cells”.

The Bad Seed additionally provides two new outfits and eight new achievements, on high of a brand new pores and skin and two extra generalised ‘cheevos for the base game. Finally, there’s a hefty drop of stability adjustments accessible over on the Dead Cells patch notes – with a pleasant little tag gesturing at adjustments urged by the dungeon-delving group. Nice gesture, that.

Not the largest replace, then. But one the devs really feel is a vital one to “flesh out the existing parts of Dead Cells before we introduce new pieces of larger content.”