Following the official announcement at the beginning of the month, “The Queen and the Sea” DLC for the indie hit “Dead Cells” has now been given a specific release date. The first gameplay trailer is also available for viewing.
Earlier this month, indie developers at Motion Twin announced that the action title “Dead Cells” had meanwhile sold over six million copies.
In addition, the small studio announced DLC’s current work for “Dead Cells”. The DLC was called “The Queen and the Sea” and was given a specific release date for the weekend. As announced, the latest download extension will be available from January 6, 2022. This announcement is accompanied by a gameplay trailer that gives you the first game footage of the new DLC.
Investigate the abandoned shipwreck
In “The Queen and the Sea” you are faced with the task of exploring an abandoned shipwreck and a burning lighthouse. “Light the lighthouse at the top of the lighthouse and try to escape from this cursed island. However, your past will not stop you from fighting, ”says Motion Twin developers about the next DLC for Dead Cells.
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“The Queen and the Sea” DLC, for less than five euros, includes new levels and nine new weapons such as the throwing shark, trident and pirate hook arm. Also an accessory, lots of new clothes and various new enemies will give you completely new challenges in battle.
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