"Dead Cells Final Updates Now Live on iOS, Android with New Content"

Dead Cells' final two updates, Clean Cut and The End is Near, have now gone live, marking the end of a remarkable journey for this beloved roguelike. Since its launch in 2018, Dead Cells has been showered with continuous updates, delivering new weapons, gear, and enemies. Now, as we approach the end, these final updates promise to send Dead Cells off with a bang.

Ironically, the only significant criticism Motion Twin and Evil Empire faced was when they announced the cessation of free updates. Yet, Clean Cut and The End is Near are anything but a quiet farewell. These updates introduce a total of four new weapons, including the striking Sewing Scissors and the deadly Misericorde. Additionally, they add exciting new modes like Speedrun and Boss Rush DIY, ensuring that fans have plenty to explore.

The updates don't stop there; players can now enjoy 40 new heads, various new enemy types, and an NPC that lets you change your character's head appearance on the fly. While Dead Cells transitions to focusing on long-term quality-of-life features, these final additions are sure to keep the community engaged for a while longer.

Some fans were understandably disappointed when free updates ceased after half a decade of continuous content, including paid expansions. However, with ongoing bug fixes and quality-of-life enhancements, Dead Cells is poised to remain relevant for years to come.

If you're diving into Dead Cells for the first time, don't go in unprepared. Check out our Dead Cells weapons tier list to ensure you're equipped with the best gear. For the completionists who might breeze through the game, satisfy your roguelike and Metroidvania cravings with our list of the top 7 mobile games like Dead Cells.

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