Lords of the Fallen, the masterpiece from CI Games, has seen a significant price drop on Steam thanks to Black Friday…

Although the Lords of the Fallen saga took its first steps back in the last decade, with Deck13’s first title released in 2014, the license struggled to stand out, so it was relaunched in 2023 with a new studio at the helm. This new game has caught the attention of many with its graphics powered by Unreal Engine 5. Now, as part of the Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday sales, the RPG is available for 60% off on Steam, which is also remarkable because it has never been this cheap.

To give players who want to expand their Steam library with more games just waiting to be played, Lords of the Fallen is currently available on Steam for €27.99 (around 12,000 Ft) until December 4th – and that’s the Deluxe version! This edition includes the Art Book, the Black Crusader starter class, the accompanying soundtrack, and a Legendary Pack with character art and 3D models.

Lords of the Fallen is getting better every day

Although Lords of the Fallen was a success upon release – selling around 900,000 copies in its first month – the dark action RPG received mixed reviews back then. However, the team is still supporting and refining the RPG. This time, the latest update, 1.6.49, has introduced several significant changes, one of the most important of which is improved health collection.

Players will now automatically collect health gained in combat, eliminating the need to use a lamp to collect it manually.

This feature, which was highly requested by the community, was a welcome change. Especially for those who expressed frustration with the previous mechanics.

In addition, the developers have made adjustments to the Exiled Stalker class. All of this allows for a much more agile and faster playstyle, which is more in line with the character’s original concept. The change is intended to provide a smoother and more satisfying gameplay experience for those who prefer a “lighter” playstyle. Players have also noticed improvements to the sound effects, which are now much more enjoyable.

Another aspect that has been improved is Byron’s optional story. Players now have more opportunities to interact with the character Winterberry, which helps prevent this side quest from getting lost. The fight against the Silenced Saint has also been adjusted, making it more dynamic and rewarding, while maintaining its difficulty level for those looking for a constant challenge.

Source: Steam