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New Breach Update Adds Medic Class & More
Earlier this year Breach – a co-operative, customizable action RPG – launched into Early Access, and developer QC Games is already updating the game with new content and improvements from fans' time with the title.
The Patch 0.1: Valley of Kings (click for full patch notes) introduces the titular map, the medic class, new boss Sekhmet (the Egyptian goddess of war), and various tweaks and improvements.
The video above showcases the new medic class, giving helpful examples of how the class' microbots can be summoned to aid you and your party.
The patch also introduces requested Hero Only and Veil Demon Only queues (the title's overall gameplay premise is that four players take on one Veil Demon player), an optional ranking system, and the Onryo – a new faction of monsters for the Tokyo map.
QC Games says the plan is to put out one major update a month, with weekly updates in between.
In other Breach news, those wanting to now buy into the game's Early Access can do so for $10, which also nets them a 30-day XP/Gold boost and 2,000 QC Points. Those who've already supported the game by buying the Founder's Pack get 3,000 QC Points as thanks.
For more on the game, see it in action in this episode of New Gameplay Today.
[Source: QC Games]
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