I’d never say that Remnant felt incomplete, the amount of content it offered for the price was plentiful. There is also the matter of how the Corsus content really feels like it’s bringing an unfinished world up to speed with the others rather than an expansion. That’s disappointing considering half the DLCs focus is on Corsus. Corsus was always the absolute worst world for it and while it performs much better now there were still many instances where the framerate chugged. In my original review of Remnant I noted performance issues. The Corsus content isn’t spotless though. Remnant is a challenging game even on the lowest difficulty and Swamps Of Corsus pulls no punches in this regard. The new boss fights follow a new design method though and they are as interesting to fight as they are challenging. Remnant’s enemy variety has always been a high point, but a few of the new baddies feel like reskins. The new regular enemies aren’t super interesting. It gives you more to do in a world that was somewhat bare compared to its siblings in the base game. The Corsus extension is simply additional content to explore with Remnants’ solid gameplay. The core gameplay loop is satisfying, and replayable and the combat is weighty and fun. That’s just the nature of the beast and luckily Swamps of Corsus has an excellent foundation to build upon. The procedural generation dictates what dungeons, NPCs, Bosses, and events will appear, and some specific combinations are required for certain unlocks. RNG plays no small part, you won’t encounter everything on your first run through Corsus. Like the base game, the new content hides many secrets that you need to uncover, if you want to access all of the new traits and weapons. Some events and bosses can only be encountered via the adventure mode and the whole shebang fleshes out Corsus to feel more in line with the games’ other worlds. Swamps Of CorsusĪs the name suggests, the DLC adds new content to Corsus as well as adding it as an option to adventure mode. You can fight a couple of the bosses, but you won’t be able to use the goodies you gain from beating them without the DLC. Some, but not all of the content can be experienced in the base game without the DLC. Surprisingly, the Corsus-specific content is only half the package, a new roguelike-inspired survival mode really takes the spotlight. Swamps Of Corsus seeks to change that by adding new enemies, dungeons, bosses, and events to Corsus. It was the smallest and least fleshed out of the four worlds. An eerie swamp planet filled with a borg-like insectoid race called the Iskal. Remnant is a third-person shooter with deep soul-like inspiration and great replay value due to its procedural nature.Ĭorsus was one of the game’s four worlds.
Remnant: From The Ashes came out last year and shocked pretty much everyone with its excellent quality, even making my top 5 games of 2019 list. Joseph Pugh conducted this review on a Standard Xbox One console. It is available on Steam, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. It's just the dog too, the root hollow is not really effected by this, which is strange when you consider when the dog was released versus when the Hollows were released.Swamps Of Corsus is a DLC expansion for Remnant: From the Ashes. One more issue, its pathing is a bit on the rough side, it has real issues in earth biomes specifically the subway zones, for some reason the rail tracks conflict with it's pathing bad. That said its range is nuts, it can at times just clear entire zones out by itself if you let it and it does a far bit of damage base, with some summons rings/charms and traits mixed in, even early on it can do quite a bit of damage.
A lot of times enemies run right past it to go after you and if he chases it he'll miss most of the time in my experience and I've used it almost nonstop. 40% of the time because of the long windup before the attack. Two, it barks, all of the time even when there's nothing there to fight, three his attacks miss about. The dog is good but a few things, much like any other ground based familiar it's almost useless against any sort of hovering or floating enemy. The dog was added in the dlc after I stopped playing years ago so I haven't got it yet outside of survival mode. I like Soul link with skulls but turrets are great too. Originally posted by JD777:I would like to see one.
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