Dead Cells' final updates, "Clean Cut" and "The End is Near," have arrived, bringing a massive amount of new content to this long-running roguelike. For years, Dead Cells has been consistently updated with new weapons, gear, and enemies, and these final updates are a fitting send-off.
"Clean Cut" and "The End is Near" introduce four new weapons, including the unique Sewing Scissors and Misericorde, along with exciting new modes like Speedrun and Boss Rush DIY. Players can also look forward to 40 new heads, multiple enemy types, and a new NPC allowing for on-the-fly head customization. While future development will focus on quality-of-life improvements, this substantial content injection ensures Dead Cells will remain engaging for a considerable time.
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It's ironic that Dead Cells faced significant criticism only upon ceasing free updates. Five years of free content (plus paid expansions) and ongoing bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements is a remarkable achievement. This dedication will undoubtedly ensure the game's longevity.
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