Deathverse: Let It Die Launches First Content Update, Kicking Off The Game’s First Round Of Seasonal Content
The update introduces new weapons, maps, and skins.
Today, GungHo Online Entertainment and Supertrick Games released the first-ever content update for their competitive survival game Deathverse: Let it Die. A month after launch, contestants in the Death Jamboree are getting new weapons, maps, and cosmetics based on the original Let it Die game.
The update adds a new weapon type to the game, the Twin Knives. These are built for speed and mobility. For fans of the machete, katana, hammer, arms, and buzzsaw, there are new variants to check out.
As far as the maps go, players can now explore the Tower of Thunder and the Mystic Cave. The first is an abandoned research center filled with toxic flying bugs. The latter is a cave with plenty of hiding spots for players to use tactically.
In addition, players can pick up a limited-time Metro Fighter skin in the shop and grab an Uncle Death shield skin as a free login bonus.
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