Crimson Desert’s First DLC Delayed “To Deliver a More Polished and Stable” Experience

When Pearl Abyss first announced Crimson Desert’s Charting the Unknown DLC in early September, it stated that the DLC would launch on October 15 for PC, Xbox, and PS5. Nevertheless, the studio has needed to push again the sport’s DLC launch, citing issues about stability and polish as the first issue. The delay formally pushes the launch again to October 29, per the official announcement on the sport’s X account.

Pearl AbyssWe’re arduous at work on Crimson Desert: Enhanced Charting the Unknown to carry you new adventures to Pywel. Nevertheless, we have now decided that we’d like extra time to ship a extra polished and steady gameplay expertise.

Subsequently, we have now determined to maneuver the DLC’s launch by 2 weeks to October 29 GMT/PT.

We all know lots of you have got been trying ahead to returning to the sport, and we sincerely apologize for the longer wait. We are going to use the extra time to additional refine the content material and do our utmost to ship the very best expertise we are able to.

For the reason that recreation launched, Crimson Desert, little over six months in the past, the sport has already received a massive free update that reworks major story beats and adds a slew of new content to the sport, ensuing within the rebranding to Crimson Desert: Enhanced. What’s extra, that rework launched mere weeks earlier than the Charting the Unknown DLC was introduced, so it is comprehensible that the studio could have had its arms full within the months and weeks main as much as the deliberate October 15 DLC launch. The DLC is slated so as to add a number of recent options, areas, and gameplay mechanics, together with underwater exploration, crusing, and all-new enemies and NPCs for gamers to work together with.