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In addition, the game now supports NVIDIA DLSS version 2.5.1 and AMD FSR 2.2.

The new animal sociality mechanic aims to reduce overcrowding and infighting among existing animals in a group.

This paid DLC contains five new animals and scenery pieces inspired by Southeast Asian architecture. It also includes a new campaign where players will catch up with a familiar friend.

Due to the recent change in this patch, mages can finally deal tons of damage against enemies in Mutated Expeditions.

Also in this update, players are now limited to one main character in territory wars.

This update marks the arrival of two popular characters from The Lion King. Also in this patch, Scrooge McDuck will have new items on offer that players can use to spruce up their abode.

The game now has a high contrast mode which highlights objects that players can interact with when enabled.

Also, information about in-game achievements and the bestiary system for the upcoming content patch codenamed Galileo has been revealed.

Natalia's enemies may now have an easier time spotting her due to the recent change.

Players who don't want to spend money to purchase the DLC can still enjoy the free new stuff included in this update, such as the return of the Prepper Bunkers.

Mantle of the Twelfth Hour has been buffed in this update. This item now grants the user 200 HP at the cost of slightly reduced armor and magic resistance.

The Snipewriter 5H got a damage boost to give it a bit more oomph making it more effective, especially when it's fully charged.

Players will now know the requirements of some types of orders at a glance.

A new Stormforged Cornerstone has also been added that ties in nicely with the new event choices system.

One of the new additions is a new map set in a breathtaking coastal town perfect for close-to-medium-range engagements.

In addition, a bug that caused memory leaks, particularly in the Monolith of Fate, has been resolved.

Before embarking on a new mission, players will have the option of taking some free gear provided by one of the three factions in the game.

This patch also marks the beginning of Season 3. The developers announced that this will be the last season where players are forced to wipe their progress as the game has been completely overhauled for a permanent progression system.

According to the developers, Chaos X is the last level of chaos difficulty that the game will ever have. So, this difficulty level was made to ensure that players will have a very challenging time, unlike anything they've experienced before.

The Engineer is not only capable of building unique towers to fend off attackers but he can also slay enemies on his own.

Players who partake in the Shadow War are now guaranteed to receive a Legendary Item as reward for their efforts.

A new option has also been added to the Cosmetics Preview screen that allows players to hide their helmets with a simple press of a button.

Players who participate in the new clan activity will have a chance of obtaining new Cursed Items.

The new variants can be unlocked by completing certain acts of the new questlines.

New conditional effects have also been added to some existing hunter traits that can help players who wish to go into the bayou alone.

The latest expansion will also bring 10 new cars that players can obtain by progressing through the brand-new campaign.

In addition, players who are using an Nvidia RTX 4000 series graphics card can now take advantage of DLSS 3.0 technology.

The Tower of Treachery is part of a free update, which makes it available to all players who own the game. While this update is only available on PC at present, the developers will release it for console sometime in the second quarter of this year.

Bloodhunt now supports Intel XeSS upscaling technology as well. Players who are using compatible Intel Arc graphics cards can enable this in the settings.

This update also introduces Clan Tremere - a group of powerful warlocks that can levitate and kill enemies using blood sorcery.