Crimson Desert Charting the Unknown Expansion Delayed Two Weeks
Crimson Desert's first expansion was only just announced at the State of Play in September with a very ambitious October 15 release date. Unfortunately it seems that target was a little too ambitious.
Crimson Desert's first expansion, Charting the Unknown, experienced a two-week delay, according to Pearl Abyss. The earlier planned release date of October 15 has been pushed to October 29. The developer claims this delay is necessary to provide a more polished and stable gameplay experience. The expansion adds a new zone to the game, enabling sea exploration, and introduces more robust base building.
Players will be able to construct new buildings, potentially extending gameplay by another hundred hours. Despite the mixed reception to the game upon its initial release on March 19, many of its early issues have been addressed, making it one of the breakout hits of the year. The expansion will cost $24.99 and will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC.
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