"The team has gone above and beyond and we're really proud of how the game is coming together," continues McMillen in his latest blog post, "I have a feeling you're gunna shit your asses when you get your hands on it."Īs for when the ass-shitting might finally commence, it's still a little unclear the 30th December release date listed on Repentance's Steam page is almost certainly a placeholder, but McMillen says the expansion is "currently over 90% done" and that he's expecting to release new details "fairly regularly" starting in the second half of October. An update was planned for march 2017, but because the team was brought on for the AB+ booster packs, it was canned. I will try to update this blog every once in a while with information on. unholy terrors from his wildest dreams and worst nightmares!". Isaac has discovered a labyrinth beneath his own house, filled with monsters, power-ups and unimaginable treasure. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is an indieroguelike video game designed by Edmund McMillen and developed and published by Nicalis. No Scroll The Binding of Isaac: Antibirth MOD v20170101 +7 TRAINER The Binding. It will include the Antibirth mod (tweaked to be made canon) and a ton more content that will make you shit your butts. However, that "ton more content", says McMillen in a new Steam post, is now substantial enough - "bigger than Rebirth was to the OG flash game - that Repentance is "basically a sequel at this point".Īs detailed on Repentance's new Steam page, the expansion will introduce new locations, "horrible new enemies and bosses, weapon combos you've never synergised before and items never seen. Initially, Repentance was announced to be a reworking of the extremely well-regarded Antibirth mod for The Binding of Isaac (it's being developed alongside Antibirth's original creator Vinh), albeit tweaked to "make it canon" and expanded with "a ton more content". Some quality of life changes from Afterbirth such as.
It's been over two years since developer Edmund McMillen unveiled Repentance, the third and final ("for real this time") expansion for The Binding of Isaac, and now, to celebrate the base game's ninth anniversary, McMillen has popped back up to reveal a little more. Here’s some of the stuff you can expect to see in the next update: A lot of fixes for all currently known bugs (such as fighting a certain boss in Basement 1, resuming a co-op run, or crashes caused by the Red Key) A lot of rebalancing as well, such as fairer boss patterns and room layouts.
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