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Comet Brings The Color Of Madness DLC To Darkest Dungeon
When a comet illuminates the night sky and lands in Miller's farm, the ruined windmill is the center of its own particular curse in The Color of Madness – the newly announced DLC for Darkest Dungeon.
The DLC has no price and only a spring release timeframe, but it contains a horde mode-like quest type, husk enemy faction, and new trinkets to purchase. For more info on the DLC check out the source link below.
In other Darkest Dungeon news, developer Red Hook says that the Shieldbreaker DLC is coming out for PS4 and Vita tomorrow, December 6, and that the Switch is getting both the Crimson Court and Shieldbreaker DLC at some point. The main game's release on the system will hopefully happen, "early in the new year if all goes well," according to the studio.
[Source: Red Hook]
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