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SteamWorld Quest Gets A 2.0 Update With Major Changes
SteamWorld Quest is likely the most divisive of the SteamWorld games, which reinvents itself with every different entry in the series, but the people it spoke to really seemed to dig it. Those that finished the game and find themselves wanting more will now get the chance with a new update, which basically adds a remixed mode to the New Game Plus option after you have beaten the game.
You can see the developers from Image & Form talk about it in their new developer diary here.
The new update adds a Legend Remix difficulty, which they themselves describe as "super hard," and remixes the gameplay to add some twists instead of just a regular old New Game Plus mode. The update will also add concept art, official "fan" art from the team, a jukebox, HD rumble for Switch, and more. There's not a lot of details yet, but people who thought Legend difficulty was too easy now have something else to sink their teeth into.
SteamWorld Quest is available on Switch and PC.
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