Path of Redemption Update Arrives Today For Warhammer 40K: Darktide

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Warhammer 40K: Darktide has received a new and free update.

The ‘Path of Redemption’ update introduces a brand new rewards system and changes the game’s penances.

A new enemy, condition, and also a new feature, the Personality Scourge, will also be added to the game.

You can see the full list of changes below:

  • A new free way to collect rewards: penance points will now count towards a progression track composed of 40+ tiers, allowing players to unlock earnable rewards.
  • A new home for penances in the Mourningstar: Hestia will be in charge of keeping a record of the rejects’ penances and will join the rest of the Mourningstar crew in voice-overs during missions.
  • 200+ new penances: a slew of new penances will be added to the game for players to complete. These will be divided into new categories.
  • 100+ new earnable rewards: these will include new insignias, portrait frames, emotes, poses, weapon trinkets, and cosmetics such as the loyalist Moebian 6th outfits.  
  • New reward type – titles: allowing players to brag about their most impressive achievements.
  • Improved penance UI and menu: allowing players to better track penances and progress toward rewards.
  • New puzzles, challenges, and collectibles: we are adding several puzzles across Tertium Hive for players to discover and solve.
  • New enemy: the Dreg Tox Bomber will join the ranks of the heretics, hurling Blight Grenades filled with toxic fumes.
  • New condition: Pox Gas will join the roster of conditions that can spread across Tertium. Recommendation: don’t breathe too deeply.

Warhammer 40K: Darktide is available to play in the cloud via GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud Gaming and Boosteroid.


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