Fellow adepts of Evil, the Ultimate Evil greets you!

Today, we have released Update 1.8 for Dungeons 4 on Steam, Epic, Microsoft Store PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. This update adds a new “Extremely Difficult” difficulty as well as 2 new Skirmish Maps and skills for Thalya! Additionally, the fastest completion time for each difficulty and mission is now displayed in the mission selection.

For more details, please check out the full changelog below.

*Insert evilly wicked pre-Christmas laughter here*
Hahaha-hohoho…*cough*
Can you already hear the Little Snots singing Christmas carols in the distance?

• “On the ‘Extreme Difficult’ Difficulty Level, strong enemies will attack you even more quickly. Enemies also have increased Hit Points and Elite Heroes and Legendary Heroes are even stronger! Furthermore, you collect less Evilness and your Creatures earn fewer Experience Points (but want higher Wages). As if all that wasn't bad enough, the Efficiency of your Rooms is reduced by default. Good luck, you're going to need it...”

• The best “Time played” of a map is now displayed alongside with each difficulty within the selected mission.

• Werebor's End - “Regardless of the name, this was not about Wereboars or anything similar. Instead, the Absolute Evil found itself in the middle of an old Dwarven Mine.”
  
• The new unlockable skill “Bad to the Bone” can be unlocked in Werebor's End. - “Undead get 35% more experience and start with 2 Armor.”
  
• Beyond the Wall - “A huge rock formation split the land in two. Would the Waste-Laying Evil let that stop it? Not likely, as this sounded like a real challenge!”
  
• The new unlockable skill “Mass Mobilization” can be unlocked in Beyond the Wall. - “Hiring costs are 35% lower. Your Population limit is increased by 3.”

• Fixed an issue where units were clipping into the cathedral in mission 10 of the main campaign.
  
• Fixed an issue with the Arcanium and Naga idle animation.
  
• The Pyro unit now has the fire aspect for its damage (the fire icon is now displayed in its information to reflect this).
  
• Improved the visual effects timing of the Thalya “To the Dungeonheart!” spell.
  
• Fixed an issue where remains would appear in the Torture Chamber after a hero was successfully converted.
  
• Fixed the animation for when units are moving while being slowed.

• Added various new loading screens to the game.

• [Steam Deck] Fixed an issue with the Steam Deck that prevented the use of an external mouse or keyboard.
  
• [Gamepad] Added the tooltip for renaming creatures.

• When hovering over a unit's research (or while having it selected), the unit’s (can be a creature or hero) skills are now also displayed next to the unit’s research.
  
• Perk potions are now visible on the minimap. A corresponding icon was added to the game.
  
• Fixed an issue where the strike sign would not be removed from the unit selection UI.
  
• Added new tutorial popups for dismissing creatures and for the needs of creatures.
  
• The top-row UI resource tooltip has been improved.

• Small localization fixes and improvements.

We are thrilled to announce that Dungeons 4 – Not Another Multiverse is now available in a timeline near you! This newest DLC promises a new 3-mission campaign, a new skirmish map, a heroic (ew) outfit for Thalya, and, for the very first time, the ability to build up to 15 new buildings on the Overworld which will allow the recruitment and training of hero units! Dungeons 4 – Not Another Multiverse is out now on Steam, Windows PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation®5 for €14.99/£12.99, with a 15% discount on Steam and other online retailers until December 17th.

As enemies become allies, Good becomes Evil (or vice-versa, this is still being hotly debated by the siblings) players can recruit and train a shiny, self-righteous army to fight alongside Thalya and her shiny, self-righteous stepbrother Tristan as they navigate an alternate reality where alliances are turned upside down and Evil™ isn't quite as Absolute as usual! Guide this unlikely duo through new challenges, wielding the holy and/or unholy combination of Evil and Good to find their way back to their own (arguably even more chaotic) universe.

In addition to this evilly good DLC, the Community-Loving Evil has also today launched Update 1.8, a free update to the Dungeons 4 base game. This update brings with it a new, distressingly dastardly difficulty level, 2 new skirmish maps with 2 new unlockable skills and a “Best Time” display for each map! Players can read more about Update 1.8 in our Blog Post.

Packed with new missions, unique mechanics, and the ability to recruit heroes from the forces of the Good for maximum Evil-Goodness, Dungeons 4 – Not Another Multiverse is out now on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5 for €14.99/£12.99.
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• When Evil fights Evil and joins forces with Good, is Good being Evil? You can revel in this philosophical question while, for the first time in the series’ history, in Dungeons 4 – Not Another Multiverse you control Tristan, his spells and his hero minions to venture against a common adversary, who is somehow even MORE evil than Thalya. WHAT?
  
• A Multiverse Right at your Partly-Evil Fingertips: A new mini-campaign, spanning 3 new and fully voiced missions leading you through the challenges of a new multiverse while working together with the pesky stepbrother of Thalya.
  
• Leave a new mark on the Overworld: With your freshly formed – and still bizarre, I care to add – bond, you are now able to build 15 hero buildings on the Overworld, where you can recruit and upgrade heroes to strengthen your Army of Good (did I really write this? Yuck)
  
• Skirmish Time: Train your freshly acquired “Team Good” skills and find out how to really work and slay together in a brand-new skirmish map “Dynamic Sibling Duo”.
  
• Blend in with the Good! To blend into the hero community (again, this is born out of pure necessity, we are forced to emphasize) Thalya gets a new, heroic (blurgh) outfit.