Dead Cells Alpha Update

Dead Cells update 24 alpha now available, comes with buffs and new rooms

It wasn’t too long ago that Dead Cells had its last big set of changes, but update 24 is coming. New biomes, weapons, and the like have been consistently added, but there are many smaller updates as well. Much like most of the game’s updates, this one is available in the public alpha ahead of its integration into the default branch of the game. The update mostly focuses on item balancing and new rooms. Interestingly, though, multiple item binding is temporarily unavailable and will not be available in this alpha at all. But, it’ll return in custom mode alongside the update’s full release.

Recommended Videos

If you’re worried that your favorite items are all getting nerfed, that’s not what’s happening here. The team has taken Dead Cells‘ items that see less use and are buffing them to make them more useful. There are currently 88 item changes in effect, with only 20 of those being nerfs. The rest being buffs, so it’s hard to be worried by any of these changes. Players often ignore some of the older weapons, so they’ll receive the most noticeable improvements. That includes changes to mechanics, such as being able to consistently reflect grenades as expected.

 

Dead Cells update 24

Motion Twin has removed multiple item binding because players were getting a bit too cheesy with it, but we are going to have some new rooms to spice up playthroughs as well. Rooms have been added to both Fatal Falls and the Distillery to make them feel a bit more lively. Finally, there’s now room creation for modders, so they can easily (well, relatively) make their own rooms. If you want to opt into the alpha, simply select it under Betas in your Steam properties folder and let the update commence. Then, just cross your fingers and hope that your favorite whip is intact. The full list of patch notes can be found here.

Dead Cells Fatal Falls Dlc 5


PC Invasion is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article When does Episode 1: Echoes start in Destiny 2?
When Does Episode 1 Echoes Start In Destiny 2 Featured Image
Read Article No Rest for the Wicked developers are already listening to player feedback
No Rest For The Wicked Developers Are Already Listening To Player Feedback
Read Article New Pokemon GO avatars are so ugly players are quitting the game
Pokemon Go 2024 New Avatar
Related Content
Read Article When does Episode 1: Echoes start in Destiny 2?
When Does Episode 1 Echoes Start In Destiny 2 Featured Image
Read Article No Rest for the Wicked developers are already listening to player feedback
No Rest For The Wicked Developers Are Already Listening To Player Feedback
Read Article New Pokemon GO avatars are so ugly players are quitting the game
Pokemon Go 2024 New Avatar
Author
Andrew Farrell
Andrew Farrell has an extreme hearing sensitivity called hyperacusis that keeps him away from all loud noises.  Please do not throw rocks at his window.  That is rude.  He loves action and rpg games, whether they be AAA or indie.  He does not like sports games unless the sport is BASEketball. He will not respond to Journey psych-outs.