Darksiders III DLC Details Revealed - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 06 November 2018 / 2,732 Views
Publisher THQ Nordic and developer Gunfire Games announced have revealed the details for the DLC for Darksiders III.
Read the details below:
The Crucible:
Fury’s presence has been requested by a strange entity wishing to test her skills in battle. Never one to back down from a challenge, Fury accepts the invitation and gains access to a location known only as the Crucible. Here, Fury will fight wave after wave of enemies, competing for a chance to unlock new rewards and items.
Keepers of the Void:
On a quest from Vulgrim, Fury must travel into the Serpent Holes to remove an ancient threat that resides there. The Serpent Holes are riddled with various new puzzles and enemies eager to test Fury’s abilities. If Fury prevails, she will unlock all new weapon from the Hollows, as well as the biggest prize of them all: The Abyssal Armor.
Darksiders III will launch for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on November 27.
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Sigh yet another game with DLC announced well before release...
Here is content to read about which you can look forward to not seeing in your $60 game unless you pay more for it, NICE.
Well done. VERY well done... I was planning to buy it but since I never buy incomplete game for 60 f'cking bucks, just keep it! Thanks for making me save my money.
The post-launch DLC isn't really news. Gunfire haven't tried to hide it or anything. If you had a look at the Collector's, Apocalypse, or Digital Editions, it was mentioned a good while back.
My guess is new Tomb Raider isn't doing well. They'e been pushing Tomb Raider hard since 2013 and think gamers are getting fatigued.
