MMO roguelike 33 Immortals has just received a major wave of bug fixes and improvements through its second Early Access update.
The update is filled with big user-requested changes with perhaps the biggest being a buff to the game’s weapons. In the following blog post, developer Thunder Lotus admitted that they may have nerfed weapons too much previously with weapon balancing changes.
Another change is that weapon traits and perks have been reworked. Some of these have been changed completely, so a one-time opportunity has been given to refund your weapon traits and perks. To do so, you need to talk to Dante or visit the Weapon Shrines.
Lucido Hunting Party
In addition to these changes, a new in-game event called Lucido Hunting Party is now live. Here, the population of Lucidos has spiralled out of control, and it’s up to players to slash their numbers. Once 33,333 Lucidos have been killed, the Rebellion will unlock a Lucido-themed Halo and a silly Lucido-themed pet.
Lastly, Thunder Lotus has published the first entry in its developer diary series. Created to deep dive into the game’s development, the first entry takes a look at the game’s second Early Access update.
I had fun with 33 Immortals when it launched earlier this year, but it wasn’t without shortcomings. In my review of the Xbox Series version at launch, I said:
“With continued content updates, the game has the potential to evolve into something special, but for now, I’d recommend checking it out first on Xbox Game Pass.”
33 Immortals is out now on PC (Win) and Xbox Series. You can check out the launch trailer below:
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