The final two updates for Dead Cells, titled Clean Cut and The End is Near, have now been released, marking the end of a continuous stream of content that has enriched the game since its launch in 2018. These updates conclude the journey of Motion Twin and Evil Empire's beloved roguelike with a flourish, bringing an impressive array of new weapons, enemies, and more to the game.
Interestingly, the only significant criticism Dead Cells faced came when the developers announced the cessation of free updates. Yet, considering the game's half-decade of free content, alongside paid expansions, the decision seems justified. As Dead Cells transitions to focusing on long-term quality-of-life improvements, these final updates ensure that players have plenty to explore and enjoy in the meantime.
Clean Cut and The End is Near introduce a total of four new weapons, including the unique Sewing Scissors and the Misericorde, alongside new gameplay modes like Speedrun and Boss Rush DIY. Additionally, players can now customize their character with 40 new heads, encounter multiple new enemy types, and interact with an NPC that allows for on-the-fly head appearance changes.
For newcomers eager to dive into Dead Cells, it's wise to start with our Dead Cells weapons tier list to equip yourself with the best gear from the get-go. And for those who might conquer the game swiftly, our list of the top 7 mobile games like Dead Cells offers a perfect way to satisfy your craving for more roguelike and Metroidvania adventures.
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