Game Overview:
The First Descendant is a free-to-play action RPG third person shooter developed and published by Nexon.
It sees the survivors of humanity banding together to fight against an extraterrestrial enemy.
The new Void Vessel dungeon and Dread Armor boss await alongside new Descendants, Ultimate weapons, the first pet, and more.
It also adds a new Void Intercept Battle, a higher difficulty level for Infiltration Operations, Descendant Quest, and Halloween cosmetics.
Instead of three updates over three months, the season will now have two, with the second arriving on October 10th instead of October 29th.
Hailey joins the ever-growing roster of Descendants and features her own story. A new Colossus, dungeon, and weapon are also inbound.
Fortress Outskirts should now see the requisite number of enemy spawns, and players should receive Supply coins from challenges.
The development team is also working on a means to dismantle lingering blueprints for materials to exchange in a rotating shop.
It also increases the Void Shards from Special Operations by seven times and fixes a bug causing Thunder Cage to deal more damage than intended.
New Amorphous Materials, the Peace Keeper Ultimate Weapon, Hungry Sonic External Components, and more are also incoming.
The maintenance precedes the title's first major content drop, which includes Ultimate Valby, Luna, a new Colossus, and more.
Enduring Legacy, Secret Garden, Greg's Reversed Fate and single-shot weapons are also receiving adjustments to make them more potent.
A new Ultimate Weapon, Peace Mediator, and an Ultimate Module, Arche Concretion, will also be available in the upcoming update.
The hotfix also increases Module storage to 1500 from 1000. Void Fragments can now also randomly drop from Special Operations.
Hard mode Field missions now dole out 1.5 times the quantity of items, Void Shard attributes are viewable on the map and much more.
Maintenance for the free-to-play shooter runs from midnight to 5 AM PDT. Nexon will provide more details on the next hotfix beforehand.
Nexon's free-to-play looter shooter has attracted a sizeable playerbase since release, but continues to face criticism from critics and players alike.
Elite Vulgus now drop Rare basic materials in Field Missions and Infiltration Operations, and the Descendant Instructor's lines hang around for longer.
The lack of matchmaking for Infiltration Operations on Hard Mode is currently one of the biggest frustrations with the looter shooter.
Here's what to prioritize in Nexon's free-to-play looter shooter, which should help make your experience that much easier.
Whatever your thoughts on it, there's no denying that this looter shooter needs more work. Here's what Nexon should address.
Here's how to amass tons of Gold for covering all that research. You can also find out how to easily farm everything in the game.
As satisfying as building a Descendant or Ultimate Weapon can be, you need Modules to make them shine. Here are some of the best options.
All the glitz and dopamine-inducing loot drops can't stop The First Descendant from feeling generic, repetitive and just plain soulless.
Where can you find that sweet XP necessary to strengthen your Descendants and earn weapon proficiency faster? Find out here.
Reactors can your Skill Power, while Components can provide defensive stats and set bonuses. Here's how to get the best kinds.
What are the mysterious pillars dotting each region? How do you activate the Void Fusion Reactors to earn their rewards? Find out here.
Nexon's free-to-play looter shooter boasts systems upon systems, which can get overwhelming. Here's what you need to know to survive.
Blair relies on fire to keep enemies in check, Sharen is a skilled assassin, and Kyle can provide shields and death from above.
Despite new titles in the looter genre faring poorly this year, Nexon's newest title could go above and beyond expectations.
Despite "Mixed" user reviews, the free-to-play looter shooter is ahead of other big-name titles on Steam's Top Sellers list.
Nexon's upcoming free to play looter shooter looks promising. Here are 15 things you should know before it launches on July 2nd.
Season 1 begins in late August, while Season 2 debuts in December, as Nexon aims for three-month cycles between seasons.
Esiemo, Enzo, and Yujin join the line-up, the former bringing much-needed firepower while the others offer different kinds of support.
Launching for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, and PC, Nexon's free-to-play shooter will be available at midnight PDT on July 2nd.
Lepic specializes in grenade damage, while Viessa is all about freezing enemies. Meanwhile, Gley sacrifices her HP for more damage.
The three playable Descendants highlight the unique playstyles available, including defensive, speed-focused, and water utility.
A much better game than it was a year ago.
Nexon's free-to-play third-person looter shooter is set to launch for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC on July 2.
Nexon's third-person action RPG looter shooter will be available for free on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
The newest trailer is presented by the game's creative director and narrative designers explaining The First Descendant's story.
Co-op-centric looter shooter The First Descendant got a new trailer at The Game Awards 2023 with a new release window.
Nexon's free-to-play looter shooter RPG will get a cross-play beta next month, ahead of a full launch this Fall.
Bunny is described as the looter shooter's fastest character, and will be playable in the upcoming cross-play beta.
Originally set for later this month, the free-to-play co-op looter shooter's beta will now run from September 19 to 25.
The beta will add two new characters, Valby and Kyle, cosmetic customization, a grappling hook, and new solo and co-op missions.
We recently got to play through The First Descendant's beta- here's what we thought about it.
The new trailer focuses on the threat of the Colossi and the Vulgus, and how the last survivors of humanity have banded together to fight back.
Nexon talks about its looter shooter The First Descendant, its impressive visuals, and why its development was switched to Unreal Engine 5,
Nexon speaks with GamingBolt about its upcoming free-to-play RPG shooter.
A new trailer has also been released for the upcoming looter shooter, which is in the works for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox.
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