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Okay, so imagine you’re diving into this crazy game, First Berserker: Khazan. Right now, there’s this whole new update coming in June, and it’s, like, totally revamping how difficulty works. Developed by Neople, this game—yeah, it’s a solo action deal based in Arad. Khazan’s all about revenge, right? So, the whole backdrop’s intense.
Now, rewind a bit. The game dropped on March 27, 2025. Kinda wild, right? People were into it. Post-launch patches have popped up regularly, with the last big shake-up being in May. That one tossed in new challenges – I think they called ‘em Great General’s Crucible and Berserker’s Bloodshed. You had to finish the main quest for those. And – oh, here’s a fun bit – they made it so players could mess with their character’s look way sooner.
Anyway, back to June. The difficulty system’s getting a major overhaul. So what used to be “Easy” is now “Normal.” They say that’s the default setting. And the old “Normal”? Well, that’s “Challenge” now, amping it up for those who’ve got combat down. Oh, and there’s this “Beginner” mode for those wanting a nice, chill intro. You can level up the difficulty later if you dare.
But wait, there’s the “Hardcore” mode. Sounds intense, huh? It’s for players who’ve conquered “Challenge” and crave an even tougher ride. They yank out all those handy UI bits – like enemy health bars. Yup, even the camera’s tweaked to dial up the tension. Oh, and there’s this new Combo tab for the in-game Encyclopedia. Kind of like a little guidebook to help master those slick moves.
Besides difficulties, you’ve got these quality-of-life goodies. There’s a Skill Preset system, Gear Presets too, and sorting options for inventory. Plus, storage space jumps from 100 to 500 slots. Drop rates are better now; get this, bosses always drop crafting materials, and the Augment of Wisdom drop rate’s going up. One last tidbit: temporarily, the online demo’s going offline. Guess the game’s evolved a bunch since its launch.
And that’s the scoop. Dive in, if you dare!