For more information on the original game, check out the Dead Cells review we posted on Gamereactor in 2018.
Dead Cells arrived two and a half years ago (yes, it flew over), and since that acclaimed release, the original title has been expanded and updated several times. We’re talking about a popular game available on virtually all systems that combines platforming, reckless combat, and addictive exploration on a changing island infected with the Malaise virus. The previously paid DLC was Bad Seed (Bad Seed) and now it is entitled to a second round after paying 5 dollars Fatal cases.
Fatal Falls builds on the things that made Dead Cells such a cool experience. The new levels Fractured Shrines and The Undying Shores offer a new arrangement of very demanding platforms, which of course are surrounded by traps and other dangers of all kinds. Previously, the player could drop bombs and place turrets to make a difference, and now the big news is the ability to knock enemies off the platforms.
Fatal Falls continues the comparisons and exudes the same spirit as last year’s Barrels o ‘Fun update. In other words, here we find a lot of speed and tight situations for lovers of stunts. The exciting tension between risk and reward is still there as a trap can fall on your head at any moment of minimal confusion. The content also takes care of experts in Speed runNote that the design of Fatal Falls leaves an obstacle course feel in most cases.
Not only are these two additional biomes packed with action, but they also offer other new features. The fact that they imagine Weapons and mutations It was totally to be expected, but then there are the new enemies. Especially those who are larger than average and pose a hazard directly proportional to their size. There are some spearmen who teleport you, forcing you to think very quickly and do math on the fly, where it is convenient to land as they can throw you into the abyss without losing your hair. On the other hand, some of you will remember this kind of gigantic gardener who showed up in the content trailer and is the perfect example of what boss fights look like in this DLC. If you thought you were moving quickly and smoothly, you will likely experience a sudden stop the first time you meet the gardener.
Fatal Falls knows what it’s doing, and it does it pretty well. New worlds full of traps present a good challenge for different play styles, while new enemies and level designs are always welcome. So it’s easy to recommend buying and downloading Fatal Falls to Dead Cells for the $ 5 it costs: the quality won’t let you down. In fact, it is a good excuse to return to the magnificent dead cells in 2021.
