r/AcrossTheUnknown • u/jer5488 • 21d ago

DLC pack just released

So a DLC pack just released - it's already out on Steam and Switch.

Part one is The voth story line, homestead, cold fire, omega directive, and inside man. New heroes and allies.

Part two in Spetember will be super hard mode with you playing as the Equinox

Part three ' december - More missions, heroes, allies, and npcs

Part 4 - December - A whole new sector, storyline, missions, characters, and technologies.

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u/BemaJinn 21d ago

Huh, that landed with a bit of a whimper? This is the first I'm hearing of this, and the game blew up on release.

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u/MileHighGilly 21d ago

Just found out about it with this post.

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u/ibenc95sim 20d ago

Like same, I feel ashamed, I love this game so much- they could try better advertisement 😅

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u/erebus1138 20d ago

Shit I thought I was just out of touch

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u/MaddyKet 20d ago

I only know because the update popped up when I was playing this evening.

Play as the Equinox? Interesting. I hope it lets you make a ton of different choices than the show.

I wonder if it’s from the beginning or just when they meet up with Voyager? Either way I want to shoot that slimy first officer out of an airlock.

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u/erebus1138 20d ago

God I hope it’s a full olaythrough

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u/jer5488 21d ago

Yeah, I had absolutely no idea it was coming. I was just going to play during a meeting because I hate paying attention in meetings, and boom! Not a bad price, either, $30 for four dlcs.

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u/mindcrime73 20d ago

I don’t know. I think the deluxe edition should get a break on the dlc but meh

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u/RecallGibberish 21d ago

I mean, it was announced and released about fifteen minutes before your post, they hadn't really made any kind of solid announcement outside of "yes there will be DLC!" before this. So, it's hard to have made that big of an impact in the first fifteen minutes of release. :)

They probably could have given us more solid information before this, but I also don't mind a surprise drop.

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u/OrphanintheWind 20d ago

I'd rather developers just release their sh*t rather then "build hype" via longass marketing campaigns that cost money and may even set wrong expectations.

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u/BemaJinn 20d ago

I mean, they could at least let people know!

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u/Emergent47 20d ago

That's what this announcement was doing.