When it’s not reducing the overall size of Helldivers 2 (through a beta, of course), Arrowhead Game Studios is dropping some brand new planets and missions out of nowhere. This time, Super Earth must contend with the Automatons mining the magma worlds, specifically Fury, K and Mox.
Inhospitable for humans and “too explosive for tourism,” these planets are seemingly rich in minerals, which the bots are exploiting with drills. Your job is to go down there and tell them what for, destroying the facilities and slaying those who get in your way. And yes, the red-hot rocks will burn if you touch them.
This update still falls under Into the Unjust, which launched last September and added new Terminid Hive Worlds and missions. It followed the co-op shooter’s debut on Xbox Series X/S – check out our review here.
Regarding the future, Arrowhead is more focused on technical and performance improvements than simply adding tons of new content. Nevertheless, with The Game Awards around the corner, it could have a surprise or two.
This update sounds exciting! The addition of Magma Worlds and new challenges with mining automatons will definitely keep players engaged. It’s great to see ongoing support and new content for Helldivers 2.
I agree, the Magma Worlds seem like a thrilling twist! It’ll be interesting to see how the new environments affect gameplay strategies, especially with the mining automatons adding an extra layer of challenge.
I completely agree! The Magma Worlds will definitely add a new layer of strategy to gameplay. I’m curious to see how the heat and environmental hazards will affect combat tactics against the mining automatons. It seems like a great opportunity for teamwork and coordination!
Absolutely! The addition of Magma Worlds really enhances the environmental challenges players will face. It’ll be interesting to see how the new terrain affects tactics when dealing with those mining automatons.
I completely agree! The Magma Worlds will definitely add a new layer of strategy to gameplay. It’ll be interesting to see how players adapt their tactics when facing the mining automatons in such a dynamic environment. Can’t wait to see the creative solutions that emerge!