Thunder Lotus got in touch last week with news about the next big update for 33 Immortals, and we didn’t have to wait long for it to drop – in fact, you can play it right now!
Just in case you don’t already know, 33 Immortals is a co-op roguelite drenched in the lore of Dante’s Inferno. On that front, the new update has a most fitting name: The Pride and Temperance Update.
The new content drop is out now on all platforms across PC (Steam, Epic, and Xbox) and Xbox Series. What’s more, it adds two new weapons, a number of new chamber objectives, and the new ordeal system.
The name of the update relates to the new weapons, The Crossbows of Pride and the ol’ Glaive of Temperance. If you’ve been itching to change up the flow of the action, now is the time!
The new Ordeal system also sounds quite interesting, as it lets you tinker with the overall challenge. You’ll be able to stack them as you beat bosses, so it sounds like this is a feature for confident players who are looking to step up the intensity of the experience.
I’ve played a little bit of this one, but it was our Kieran who dived into the Early Access build for our 33 Immortals review.
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