There, amidst unique curios, traps and obstacles, a complete faction of new blood-crazed foes lie in wait, overseen by three distinct boss encounters. 'As the Crimson Curse spreads unrelentingly over the estate, parties will battle new enemies in familiar regions, as well as setting foot in a completely new sprawling environment: the Courtyard. The narrative grounding sheds some light on the Ancestor’s early days, and will be presented in the same style of cutscenes you’ve seen elsewhere in the game. 'Crimson Court is a parallel campaign experienced alongside the main Darkest Dungeon content that will provide you with new challenges at every difficulty level.

Speaking of Crimson Court, Red Hook have recently explained a bit more of their plans. around? The Steam Workshop is mighty convenient. Nexus Mods has a Darkest Dungeon section and I'm sure others are. This won't help if you own a non-Steam version of Darkest Dungeon, of course. Red Hook Studios do recommend backing up your saves before using mods, just in case, but things should be fine. And Pitch Black Dungeon is a huge overhaul with hundreds of new enemy variants, more quests, loads of potions, a big rebalancing, and loads of things to generally add more risk, thought, opportunity, and difficulty - good luck. This one has some handy little UI tweaks. Folks have made new classes like the Pit Fighter and a rework of the previously-cosmetic-only Musketeer. This one adds more colour options for characters, nice and simple. Let's have a quick look at some of the more popular mods.

With a while still to wait for Darkest Dungeon's expansion, Crimson Curse, why not have a crack at some mods? Mods already on the Workshop cover everything from to a wintry makeover and UI tweaks to new classes and ways to make DD even more challenging. The splendid Darkest Dungeon has launched a Steam Workshop, making it a snap to find and install mods.

Guide to darkest dungeon modding