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Dead Cells Celebrates 3.5 Million Sales With New DLC 2

Dead Cells Celebrates 3.5 Million Sales With New DLC

Another year of new content ahead

  • Chris De Hoog Chris De Hoog
  • December 2, 2020
  • 2 Minute Read
Motion Twin’s roguelike Dead Cells has passed 3.5 million units sold worldwide, and has announced a new DLC expansion.

The Fatal Falls DLC, coming in Q1 2021, will add two new biomes to the game: the Fractured Shrines and the Undying Shores. New enemies, bosses, and weapons will be included as the Prisoner explores these new regions outside of the game’s predominant castle setting. This new pack, like other expansions before it, will be available for $4.99.

Two new biomes will bring fresh weapons and challenges to Dead Cells early next year.
Two new biomes will bring fresh weapons and challenges to Dead Cells early next year. (Motion Twin)

Fans can expect even more DLC after this pack and the free update coming this month. “When The Bad Seed was announced last year we said there was at least 2 years worth of content left to build—and that’s still the plan,” Motion Twin wrote in their announcement. “There’s at least a year of content to go, and we’re pretty sure that we have more than that in our heads.”

The DLC’s small cost supports the ongoing development of Dead Cells while also allowing Motion Twin to begin work on its next project, after five years on the current project.

“We never expected [to sell 3.5 million copies] at the start of all this,” wrote the dev team, “so thank you for all your support!”

Originally released on Steam in early access in 2017, Dead Cells now graces all modern platforms. A steady stream of free updates and paid DLC has helped keep it relevant, much like its roguelike gameplay. (Read CGM’s original review here.)

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Chris De Hoog

Chris De Hoog

A writer and podcaster from Ontario, Chris discovered roleplaying games with Final Fantasy on the NES and has been overthinking them ever since.
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