Only releasing last year, Dead Cells fast gained its own community of players who enjoyed its roguelike features and gameplay. Motion Twin are continuing to develop content for Dead Cells.
In an interview withDualShockersand Motion Twin atPAX East 2019, the producer and studio head, Steve Filby discussed its overall success and what their plan is with the title.
With their recent release of the free DLC update “Rise of the Giant” which launched on PC and Switch, Filby expressed that they are “not planning on stopping anytime soon” when it comes to new content. Also sharing that a new update is in progressed with an estimated release time of this summer, as well as new levels that will release sometime this year.
At this point it is unknown whether the future content will be free in terms of an update or DLC, or whether it would a paid DLC, it would will depend on community feedback.
As well as sharing new details about upcoming content, Filby also talked about the new platform debuted by Google calledStadia. It looks like the developer is all on board for this new technology when it comes to gaming, stating is was “definitely something we’re looking into”, and that they were “excited” by the prospects of whatGoogle Stadiacould bring.
Google unveiled their new gaming platformStadiaat GDC 2019 last month, allowing players to stream games on all types of screens including PC, tablet, phone laptop etc. without the hardware limitations. Google are yet to reveal more about the payment plan for this service but have shown off a new controller design that connects with your device via wifi.
Dead Cellsis currently available to play on Playstation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac and Linux.
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