Remnant II Third DLC and Free Update Launching in September
Gunfire Games and Gearbox Software revealed the release date for the third and final DLC for action RPG Remnant II. The Dark Horizon DLC will launch alongside a free update on September 24, 2024, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The premium content will be available for $9.99/€9.99/£8.50, while the DLC Bundle including it and the two previous DLC (The Awakened King and The Forgotten Kingdom) is priced at $24.99/€24.99/£19.99.
The Dark Horizon‘s story sees players returning to N’Erud and uncovering a mysterious place where alien farmlands are tended by robots. The place, whose inhabitants perished long time ago, is now home to rogue AI and dangerous machines. Players will be tasked with unveiling the secrets of a colossal entity that dominates the skyline, with a new glider traversal system to help them in this endeavor. This new adventure comes with new dungeons, enemies, items, and more. In addition, players will be able to acquire a new archetype, the Warden, whose automated drone can shield, heal, or even attack enemies.
The free update set to launch alongside The Dark Horizon DLC features a Boss Rush mode, some quality-of-life changes, and more. Players can take on the Boss Rush mode solo or in co-op multiplayer, with three difficulty options to choose from. It will be accessible from the World Stone in Ward 13, similarly to how Campaign or Adventure is selected. The free update also adds Prisms to rebalance the fragment system, they can be leveled up to gain additional stat bonuses.
Remnant II is a sequel to 2019’s Remnant: From the Ashes. Like its predecessor, the title is a third-person shooter RPG in which up to three players battle the Root through semi-random campaigns, offering a unique path through the game when started. It features a mix of shooting and melee combat with a heavier focus on the customisable archetypes. Remnant II is currently available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Those interested in reading more about the game can check Zack Webster’s review of the PC version.
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