Lords of Fallen 2.0 is now out to play with free friends pass, smoother combat, and 50+ more updates.
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Lords of the Fallen 2.0 is now out to play with a free Friend's Pass, smoother combat, and 50+ more updates. After a long wait, CI Games has finally published the Soulslike RPG with immense updates after dealing with community feedback and introduced several improvements.
Even though there is still a little delay in release on Steam due to a technical issue, the game is good to play on Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and the Microsoft Store.
Marek Tyminski, CEO of CI Games, emphasized the impact of this update in a statement:
“Version 2.0 is a definitive addition with 50+ post-launch updates. The game has gone far beyond imagination with free friends pass, share co-op progression, and more. It is our way of thanking the community, and new players are welcomed to explore, and old fans can experience it in a new light.”
Combat operations are optimized for precision and responsiveness.
All existing players can enjoy the free update, whereas newcomers can still enjoy the time-limited discounts on different platforms:
Platform | Standard Edition Price | Deluxe Edition price |
Playstation(9 to 23rd April) | 72% off ($19.60) | 72% off ($5.60 from standard to deluxe upgrade) |
|---|---|---|
Xbox(17 April to May 1) | 70% off ($20.99 with in-game pass) | 70% off ($23.99) |
Epic Games Store(10 to 24 April) | 67% ($19.80) | 67% ($23.10) |
Steam(17 April to May 1) | 67% ($19.80) | 67% ($23.10) |
About the Author
Rabia Majeed covers indices, ETFs, and portfolio construction for TECHi readers building allocations rather than picking single names. Her coverage spans S&P 500 internals, sector-rotation signals, factor premiums (quality, momentum, low-vol), and the cost-basis details — expense ratios, tracking error, tax efficiency — that compound over long holds. She writes about the fund-structure decisions most retail coverage skips.
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