Unlike Rise of the Giant, though, these two areas are accessible at the very beginning of a run, which means it’s very easy even for new players to check out the new content. The Bad Seed offers a fair amount of new content as well, with two new early game biomes and one boss. After all, Dead Cells has been receiving consistent updates and support since the official launch, including the Rise of the Giant update, which also included new biomes to explore and a new boss fight. Priced at $4.99, The Bad Seed is the first paid DLC release for Dead Cells, which might come as a surprise if you haven’t been following this game very closely. And it’s a glorious reminder of why we, at Twinfinite, all fell in love with Dead Cells when it finally got its official launch back in 2018. The Bad Seed DLC, which released for the game this week, doesn’t change the formula in any drastic way, but it doesn’t need to. The groundwork and foundation were already there all Motion Twin had to do was build upon that, and add even more content to flesh the game out further. Even during its early access days, Dead Cells showed a lot of potential as a brand new rogue-lite title that drew design inspiration from Castlevania.
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