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Darkest Dungeon developer Red Hook Studios has sent along word that a new patch is rolling out for Darkest Dungeon. The update fixes bugs as well as a few Switch-specific issues.

Below are the full patch notes:

Darkest Dungeon saw a physical version earlier this year. Now thanks to Merge Games, the game will be receiving a collector’s edition in two types.

The regular collector’s edition appears to just be the game with all DLC. Downloadable content includes The Shield Breaker, The Color of Madness, The Crimson Court, and The Musketeer.

There will also be a Signature Edition for the collector’s edition, which includes:

Darkest Dungeon: The Color of Madness will launch on October 11, Red Hook Studios has announced. On the same day, The Musketeer DLC will be released for free along with the large game balance patch that has been live for the PC version of the game since June. Note that there is a slight change that the physical version of Darkest Dungeon will take a bit longer for the DLC to be available.

Darkest Dungeon: The Color of Madness will cost $4.99. Those who purchased the physical Darkest Dungeon: Ancestral Edition will receive the DLC for free in addition to The Musketeer and game balance update as a single large patch. It won’t be offered for free if you purchased the digital Ancestral bundle before October 11, but after that date, the package will include all currently available Darkest Dungeon content for $39.99.

Switch will be discounting all Darkest Dungeon products except for The Color of Madness for two weeks starting October 11. The Ancestral Edition bundle will cost $29.99, down from $39.99.

Darkest Dungeon - The Color of Madness

Red Hook Studios issued a trailer for The Color of Madness, the newest DLC for Darkest Dungeon. It’ll be debuting on PC, Mac, and Linux first, followed by consoles – including Switch. We have the trailer below.

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Red Hook Studios has prepared a new patch for the Switch version of Darkest Dungeon. As of today, players should be able to access version 1.10.

After downloading the update, you should notice that the UI has been revamped to improve readability. A number of fixes have been implementing as well. We have the full patch notes below.

PC Gamer recently spoke with a few different developers to see how indie games on Switch compare to Steam. Tyler Sigman of Darkest Dungeon developer Red Hook Studios, Tommy Refenes of Super Meat Boy developer Team Meat, and Brjann Sigurgeirsson of SteamWorld Dig 2 developer Image & Form all weighed in.

One of the big topics discussed for the feature was Switch sales. All three of these developers commented on how well their games have sold on the eShop.

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Earlier in the day, Darkest Dungeon was updated on Switch. Red Hook Studios addressed an issue with the Crimson Court Quest and a controller issue. The game’s update was changed as well.

Here’s the full rundown on Darkest Dungeon’s Switch patch:


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Earlier this month, a physical version of Darkest Dungeon was listed on Amazon Germany. The news has now been officially announced.

Darkest Dungeon: Ancestral Edition launches for Switch in March. It’ll feature the original game plus the two expansions, The Crimson Court and The Shieldbreaker. Merge Games will be publishing for $39.99 / €39.99 / £34.99.

If you can’t wait for Darkest Dungeon: Ancestral Edition, you can purchase the game right now on the Switch eShop.

Source: Merge Games PR

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Darkest Dungeon arrived on Switch last week. Before you dive into the Crimson Court DLC, you should be aware that it can’t be completed as things stand now.

The bug here is that The Courtyard dungeon starts over from the beginning when players leave and later return. Because of its difficulty and the fact that this particular dungeon was designed for players to make multiple trips, it’s essentially impossible to finish. That’s on top of a gameplay element involving a disease that spreads among your party if they don’t defeat bosses in the Courtyard.

Fortunately, Red Hook Studios is on the case, and a patch has already been submitted to Nintendo. The company has confirmed that the update will also address a problem relating to the controls.


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Darkest Dungeon

Darkest Dungeon arrives on Switch this week, and some footage has arrived showing the game in action. Check out the gameplay below.


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