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Perfectly Cells update adds Ringing Knight's nail, lets you turn into a chicken

Punishing permadeath platformer Dead Cells (our pick for Best Roguelike bet on in 2018) just got a new update that adds skins, weapons, and skills from other indie games that have cores of similar callosity. To unlock the outfits you'll need to complete challenges found via a Bible of clues in the opening surface area, and the rest can be establish in unaccustomed lore rooms scattered passim the levels.

The additions include the nail from Meaningless Knight, which john be used in a downwardly-round move I'm sure won't follow infuriatingly embarrassing to draw away. Though the Knight himself isn't playable in Dead Cells, Juan from Guacamelee is and thanks to "Pollo Power" he can transubstantiate into a chicken that lays egg, which then explode. That's a tough act to follow, but the Penitent One from Blasphemous does add a Face Flask you use by smashing it onto your own forehead.

There's also a triggerman from Hyper Light Drifter (which Marks targets, and bum turn into a sword that causes bonus damage to aforesaid marked targets while likewise regenerating the gun's ammo), a swot golf club wielded by Skul: The Hero Killer (WHO is a skeleton in the cupboard, information technology's like if you operating room I went into battle wielding a severed branch), and the em-chopped protagonist of Curse of the Inoperative Gods brings a matchet/pistol jazz band. That hold up one returns the favor from the fourth dimension a bunch of Beat Cells gear appeared in Curse of the Dead Gods.

I find these kinds of crossing events between indie developers charming. When, say, Terraria and Don't Starve have a crossover it's presumptively because of mutual respect 'tween the creators rather than a big wodge of money being handed over to get another corporate entity jammed into Fortnite.

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