The only notable differences between the wings are glowing colored lanterns, matching each of the four Hollows colors red, yellow, blue, and purple. Considering you'll be facing various stone enemies throughout, it is only fitting that the environment is comprised of nothing more than crumbling gray stone structures, hovering over the infinite void. While The Crucible focused strictly on combat encounters, Keepers of the Void adds traditional Darksiders puzzle elements. A new option exists, letting you quicking swap between the old and new weapons, but it is turned off by default. After messing around with each one briefly, I went back to my original set, just because I spent so much time upgrading them already. For example, the new Flame Hollow weapons are claws instead of nunchucks, and the new Stasis Hollow weapon resembles a large ax, instead of an oversized hammer. You'll also unlock a new weapon for each of the four Hollows after defeating one of the four bosses. Of course, no good deed goes unrewarded, and in this case, players can finally get their hands on The Abyssal Armor the top-tier armor set from the first two games. Fury is tasked with cleansing all four wings, testing each of your abilities in the process. This ensures the new content can be enjoyed for those that have already completed the game, and those still playing through it.Īncient stone golems are invading Vulgrim's Serpent Holes, which allow you to travel between locations instantly. Keepers of the Void can't be completed until all four Hollows are acquired but does allow you to play each section as you unlock them. Everyone's favorite demon, Vulgrim, has a new request for Fury, granted that you have played enough of the base game to unlock the first Hollow. Keepers of the Void, the second DLC, looks to satiate those looking for substance than the wave-based progression of The Crucible. The first downloadable content (DLC) lacked substance, featuring a battle arena horde mode with a handful of new bosses as well as additional armor sets. At launch, Darksiders III was already a great addition to the series, although suffering from slowdown, hitching, and occasional balancing issues.

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