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Missed something on your first go around The Blood of Dawnwalker? I've got good news, as next week's update adds in new game plus

A big part of the point of The Blood of Dawnwalker is that you're on a fixed time limit. You've got 30 in-game days and nights to try and save your family, and if you don't manage to see everything the game has to offer, well, the game's director is fine with that . But that doesn't matter as much now, as The Blood of Dawnwalker is getting its 1.2 update next week that adds in a new game plus…

Missed something on your first go around The Blood of Dawnwalker? I've got good news, as next week's update adds in new game plus

The Blood of Dawnwalker players eagerly await the upcoming 1.2 update, set to launch next week. This update brings a new Game Plus mode for those who completed the game's Epilogue, allowing them to continue their progress with increased difficulty and more challenging enemies. The level cap is raised to 100, and enemies will scale uniformly across all regions, ensuring a more balanced and engaging experience. Items will also receive new versions with updated stats, providing players with fresh options to explore.

Moreover, the update extends the soundtrack of the Eclipse Edition, featuring additional tracks from the game that will soon be available on streaming services. Additionally, there are planned balance changes, including updated enemy health pools and ability usage during combat, as well as improvements to terrain geometry for smoother movement during gameplay.

While the update may not be as expansive as previous ones, it aims to enhance the overall experience for both returning players and those still on the fence about The Blood of Dawnwalker. Mark's review praises the game's ability to keep players engaged with its constantly shifting world and intriguing quests, making the more routine tasks feel less monotonous. With these updates, players can look forward to a more immersive and challenging adventure in Vale Sangora.

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