Fatshark’s co-op hack and slash title Warhammer: Vermintide 2 has some new DLC out, and this time, we’re going back to where it all began. Back to Ubersreik offers three levels from the first game, but changed up to include some new challenges. It’s currently available now for $9.99 on Steam – check out the launch trailer below.

Fatshark CEO Martin Wahlund says about the new update, “Fatshark is bringing you back in time, and then changing the history with amped graphics, and new enemies. Besides being very happy to introduce newer Heroes to Ubersreik, I am personally very much looking forward sounding the horn in the Magnus Tower.” The three levels in question include Horn of Magnus, Engines of War, and Garden of Morr.

Of course, the levels have been revamped in Warhammer: Vermintide 2’s style, and thus look more aesthetically pleasing. The addition of Chaos with the Skaven also make things more challenging, as players embark on new quests, garner new weapons, and discover more Illusions. There may also be some hidden content waiting to be unearthed.

Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – Back to Ubersreik is currently available for PC only. Release dates for the Xbox One and PS4 versions will be revealed in the next few days. The PS4 version of the base game is also still to come, releasing on December 18th.

Fatshark is kicking it old-school with its next DLC for Warhammer: Vermintide 2, Back to Ubersreik. It’s bringing back three maps from the first game, but in a remastered form with new challenges. Check out the teaser below, even if it doesn’t offer much information beyond showcasing the locations.

The real question is, what kind of surprises will the developer throw at players? While the maps will certainly play out differently thanks to the Chaos and Skaven working together in the sequel, we have to wonder if there’s anything else beyond that. Either way, Back to Ubersreik is out in December and costs $9.99, if you’re interested.

Warhammer: Vermintide 2 launched earlier this year for PC and had a pretty strong reception, crossing one million units sold in a short amount of time. It already had one paid DLC in the form of Shadows Over Bogenhafen, which released back in August. The game is currently available on Xbox One as well, though there’s no information on a PS4 launch, other than a 2018 release window.