Lords of the Fallen gets new DLC roadmap: Here’s what’s coming
New armor sets, questlines, and more are on the way to HexWorks' Soulslike.
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About a month after the launch of developer HexWorks' reboot of Lords of the Fallen, the studio has shown fans of the popular Soulslike a roadmap of the content they can expect to get in DLC updates before the end of 2023.
These updates — which will be free for all players — will include everything from additional armor sets and questlines to packs of new spells, special enhancements to boss weapons, and the introduction of some highly requested gameplay features. At the same time, HexWorks will also seek to make weekly adjustments and improvements to stability, performance, co-op and PvP, game balance, and more.
For a complete look at everything coming toLords of the Fallen, check the official image of the roadmap below (or the list that’s below that). Note that while there’s no concrete release date for any of these additions, they’re expected to come during “the remainder of 2023” and are “actively being worked on.”
Notably, Lords of the Fallen will also continue to get support in 2024, though it’s unclear what HexWorks' plans for the game are in the long term. In itsblog post, the studio says “a number of free events” that “add new questlines, content, armor sets, weapons, spells and more” are on the way, though there’s been no word of full-sized expansions.
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Since the game’s release on October 13, a number of patches have come out to address performance issues, fix bugs, reduce enemy density a bit, and tone down the difficulty of NG+. There was also the comically named “Pumpkin Patch,” which kicked off the Season of the Bleak event and introduced Halloween-themed decorations and gear.
Lords of the Fallen is available to play now on Xbox Series X|S and PS5 for $69.99, as well as on Windows PC (Steam and Epic Games) for $59.99. It’s quickly become one of my favorite Soulslikes ever, and is undoubtedly one of 2023’sbest Xbox gamesandbest PC games. For more on why I love it and what you can expect, check out our fullLords of the Fallen review.
Lords of the Fallen
With responsive, precise, and challenging combat, innovative twists, stellar grimdark presentation, and more, Lords of the Fallen is one of the best Soulslikes available. Don’t sleep on it if you’re a fan of the genre.
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