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Dead Cells Actualité : mises à jour finales reportées, dont la sortie est prévue début 2023

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 20,2024

Les dernières mises à jour gratuites du contenu de Dead Cells Mobile ont été retardées, mais avec une date de sortie confirmée !

Les deux dernières mises à jour gratuites très attendues de Dead Cells sur mobile, "Clean Cut" et "The End is Near", ont été repoussées. Cependant, le développeur Playdigious a annoncé une date de sortie ferme : le 18 février 2025.

Les deux mises à jour, déjà disponibles sur PC et consoles, introduisent du nouveau contenu important. Fonctionnalités « Clean Cut » :

  • Deux nouvelles armes : les ciseaux à coudre (axés sur la survie) et le peigne géant (axés sur la brutalité).
  • Un nouveau PNJ, la Fille du Tailleur, permettant de personnaliser l'apparence de la tête de votre personnage.
  • Contenu supplémentaire.

"La fin est proche" apporte :

  • Nouveaux ennemis : le mauvais perdant, le maudit et le porteur de malheur.
  • Nouvelles compétences et mutations incolores, y compris la force démoniaque (une augmentation de 30 % des dégâts en cas de malédiction, augmentant avec les cumuls de malédictions).

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Playdigious mérite des éloges pour fournir systématiquement du contenu gratuit à Dead Cells. Si la fin de ces mises à jour gratuites a d'abord rencontré une certaine déception (permettant au studio de poursuivre d'autres projets), les ajouts substantiels justifient l'attente.

Les mises à jour seront lancées simultanément sur Android et iOS le 18 février 2025. Les nouveaux joueurs doivent consulter une liste de niveaux d'armes Dead Cells pour se préparer au gameplay stimulant.

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