It'll cost $4.99 full price, but may be able to be acquired at a discount if bundled with Dead Cells and its other DLC. It is, much like Dead Cells' first two DLCs, premium. The Queen and the Sea DLC is available to purchase and play now across all supported platforms. That "she" could be the Queen, and she might have secrets for The Beheaded to discover. Players may recall hints that a certain "she" was looking for The Beheaded. This is what could be the culmination of three and a half years of Dead Cells story and action. window.arrayOfEmbeds = Ī message from Motion Twin says that if players can climb to the summit of The Queen and the Sea's lighthouse and light the beacon, perhaps they can "get off this cursed island." However, "your past won't let you go without a fight." It's now up to the Beheaded to reach this new location and, assumedly, to climb the tower and take on the Queen. The Queen stands atop a tower, built upon a much smaller island off of Dead Cells' main island. She wields a golden sword and, to the shock of the Beheaded, also has a head of purple smoke - only with three crystals instead of just one. The Queen, as the DLC's name implies, stands in the way of The Beheaded. RELATED: Dead Cells Announces Hollow Knight Crossover The video then cuts to reveal the Dead Cells DLC's new setting and antagonist. The Beheaded constructs their own ragtag boat to go and meet the ship, only for it to be sliced down the middle.
As they grow accustomed to their life as a castaway, their salvation appears to them – a golden ship filled with adoring fans. The Beheaded appears to be where players last left them, stranded on the mysterious unnamed island in which the game is set. In the trailer, players are once again reintroduced to Dead Cells' protagonist The Beheaded. The latest example of Motion Twin's continued creative inspiration is The Queen and the Sea premium expansion, released alongside a new Dead Cells cinematic animated trailer. Further, Motion Twin continues to robustly support Dead Cells with post-launch content, expanding the already popular and successful game to a degree few expected – but all will gratefully accept. 9 new weapons, including a throwable shark, a trident and a pirate hook hand (eyepatch not included).P>It's odd to consider that Dead Cells, the roguevania 2D action game from French studio Motion Twin, has been available now for nearly three and a half years. This DLC also gives you the usual extras: However, your past won’t let you go without a fight. The Crown: Try to get off this cursed island by lighting the beacon at the lighthouse summit. Lighthouse: Ascend this soaring tower while fending off the relentless attacks of the Servants and outrunning the hungry flames rising from below. Infested Shipwreck: Crawl through the claustrophobic corridors of crumbling wrecks, while seething eldritch abominations hunt you from the shadows. This late-game content gives you an alternative to the High Peak Castle, Derelict Distillery and Throne Room biomes. If you manage to make it through all that, maybe you’ll finally get off this god-forsaken island. Battle your way through sunken shipwrecks, scale a burning lighthouse and confront your deadliest foe yet.
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