A month after its release, Crashlands 2 has not only been well-received by critics and players but has also received a major new update from developer Butterscotch Shenanigans. This update introduces the challenging Legends Mode, designed for those who have already mastered the game, and the more relaxed Explorer Mode for players who prefer a laid-back experience, such as fishing.
Legends Mode ramps up the difficulty significantly, with tougher aliens and flora, and a more vulnerable Flux Dabes. On the other hand, Explorer Mode caters to players looking for a more casual playthrough.
In response to player feedback about missing elements from the original Crashlands, the update reintroduces the Compendium. This feature lists all the items you've discovered and tracks your progress toward uncovering 100% of them.
WardogsMoreover, your companion pets are no longer just for show. With Update 1.1, they become combat-capable companions. Additionally, crafted armor now comes with random bonuses, reminiscent of the original Crashlands.
If you felt the initial opening of Crashlands 2 was too long, you'll appreciate the new additions. Version 1.1 brings new weapons, gadgets, and trinkets right from the start, allowing you to dive into the full experience of Crashlands 2 sooner.
The update also includes adjustable nighttime darkness, more space for building, and home teleporters, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.
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