Game News The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk's next DLC is Splat Jaypak's Arenas, coming December 3rd

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During a Naheulbeuk festival that took place today in the city of Nîmes in southern France, publisher Dear Villagers unveiled the next DLC for The Dungeon Of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet Of Chaos. In Splat Jaypak's Arenas, the party of adventurers will have to face a series of combat challenges in the arenas of goblinoid game show host Splat Jaypak. Here's the announcement trailer:

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Splay Jaypak's Arenas is launching on December 3rd. The trailer also reveals the title of Naheulbeuk's third DLC, Back to the Futon, which will presumably be out sometime in 2022. These guys do take their time.

 

[Humanity has risen!]

Arena kind of expansion packs are never interesting.

 

[Grauken]

Arena kind of expansion packs are never interesting.

yeah, but they get done because they are cheap to do

 

[thesecret1]

Good to see it's still getting content, at least

 

[Rincewind]

I don't think anyone really played the base game for much else than the rather excellent tactical combat. The rest was cute (sometimes), but basically filler. So, this could be good if the encounters are varied enough.

 

[Humanity has risen!]

It's funny to me that so many people on the Codex want to play this game, but because of the language barrier, almost nobody understands what it's based on.

Naheulbeuk is mega cringe. It's the absolute silliest, dumbest humor you could think of with some sort of Dungeons & Dragons flair to it. It makes my blood boil within 10 seconds of hearing an audio clip of it.

 

[KeighnMcDeath]

Its looking like 3 DLCs is about the tops for non jrpgs these days. Arenas? Like random dungeons or similar?

 

[ERYFKRAD]

It's funny to me that so many people on the Codex want to play this game, but because of the language barrier, almost nobody understands what it's based on.

Naheulbeuk is mega cringe. It's the absolute silliest, dumbest humor you could think of with some sort of Dungeons & Dragons flair to it. It makes my blood boil within 10 seconds of hearing an audio clip of it.

The fighting was fun.

 

[InSight]

It makes my blood boil within 10 seconds of hearing an audio clip of it.

The same can be said about some who reads/hears/see's how a harmful things such as cOvid vaX, are portrayed as harmless/beneficial and other such deceit/lies/manipulation. Share such sensation/feelings as these who are more righteous & knowledgeable(feel as they do).

 

[Antigoon]

Its looking like 3 DLCs is about the tops for non jrpgs these days. Arenas? Like random dungeons or similar?

They mention a total of 15 fights for that DLC (first DLC had something like 11-12), so at least they won't be randomly generated.

 

[KeighnMcDeath]

I wonder how many for the last DLC?

 

[luj1]

The Dungeon of Cuckelbrook

 

[baud]

It's funny to me that so many people on the Codex want to play this game, but because of the language barrier, almost nobody understands what it's based on.

Naheulbeuk is mega cringe. It's the absolute silliest, dumbest humor you could think of with some sort of Dungeons & Dragons flair to it. It makes my blood boil within 10 seconds of hearing an audio clip of it.

hey, sometime dumb silly humor is what you need to have some fun; though maybe first hearing Dungeon of Naheulbeuk as a teen helped not finding it cringy

 

[Zed Duke of Banville]

Naheulbeuk is mega cringe. It's the absolute silliest, dumbest humor you could think of with some sort of Dungeons & Dragons flair to it. It makes my blood boil within 10 seconds of hearing an audio clip of it.

We're all well aware that Naheulbeuk is French comedy. Dungeon of Naheulbeuk is still a fun game, though.

 

[Van-d-all]

I've seen opinions the game is supposedly fairly solid, but honestly I find the kiddy mobile aesthetics completely repulsive. The DLC is no different.