Crimson Desert: Deluxe Edition news

Crimson Desert’s Charting the Unknown Has Been Delayed, But Its New October 29 Date Sparks a Harder Choice

The massive Crimson Desert will become even bigger next month, as Pearl Abyss is hard at work on the Charting the Unknown expansion, which was officially announced during the September PlayStation State of Play presentation. Unfortunately, the expansion, which will see Kliff, Dam…

Crimson Desert's first expansion, Charting the Unknown, delayed so Pearl Abyss get more time to polish and stabilise the red pudding

A little bit of extra waiting is in order for Crimson Desert 's first proper expansion, Charting the Unknown. Originally set to arrive midway through October , it's now been moved back by a couple of weeks to allow for some extra fine-tuning of the thousand or so funky open world…

Crimson Desert's Huge Expansion Pack Has Been Delayed, But Not By Much

Charting the Unknown arrives later than planned. Publisher and developer Pearl Abyss has announced a delay for Crimson Desert's massive DLC pack, but fortunately it won't leave fans waiting for too much longer. The ambitious RPG's expansion, titled Charting the Unknown, is now se…

Crimson Desert Base Key Deals Offset the Upcoming Expansion Cost

Compare Crimson Desert key deals with standard stores to significantly lower your base entry cost ahead of the upcoming paid expansion.

Crimson Desert Has Kept Me Trapped In Its Opening Area, And You Could Join Me For $1

Crimson Desert is an action-RPG. It’s also a medieval fantasy game. It’s kinda sci-fi, kinda like Dragon’s Dogma 2, with a sprinkle of The Witcher 3, and there are even some Breath of the Wild and Assassin’s Creed comparisons to throw into the increasingly ridiculous pot. It’s co…

Crimson Desert Hotfix Addresses Story Progression Issues and Other Bugs

If you couldn't progress enough to receive the Kuku Pot or find the Frost and Flame elementals, Pearl Abyss has a solution.

Crimson Desert’s Latest Patches Show the Base Game Is Far From Forgotten

The upcoming DLC may be the main focus, but that doesn't mean the base game is being neglected, as recent patches have shown.

Crimson Desert Studio Used its Own Engine Over Unreal to Have More Control Over Necessary Features

Lead engineer Jin-hwan Kim spoke about wanting to avoid relying on technology made by external companies for "core competencies".

Pearl Abyss Rejected UE5 For Crimson Desert As They Prefered Control Over Convenience

Crimson Desert studio says it used in-house engine instead of Unreal Engine 5, because it provided them with much higher development control. Pearl Abyss Rejected UE5 For Crimson Desert As They Prefered Control Over Convenience is a post from Tech4Gamers - All About Technology An…