Back in May, Dysmantle ($9.99) from 10tons Ltd. got its final major content update on Steam. Dysmantle version 1.4.0 titled “The Final Patch” brought in Night Terrors, Link Towers, Ark level 4, and more on PC as the team started working on porting it to other platforms. Earlier today, Dysmantle 1.4.0 hit iOS and it isn’t live on Android as of this writing. After day 24 in-game Night Terrors are a new enemy type for the base map. The Frore and Hibernus regions have been expanded and DLC owners will be able to use Link Towers to travel between base and DLC maps thanks to today’s update. Dysmantle was one of our favorite games of 2022, and with all of its paid DLC and updates, it is even better. With it being content complete, now is a great time to jump in. Watch the Dysmantle Pets & Dungeons DLC trailer below:
If you’ve not gotten it yet, we featured Dysmantle as our our Game of the Week when it hit iOS. Dysmantle has you trying to escape the island by breaking everything for materials, fight creatures, survive, build outputs, and more. You can grab the iOS version of Dysmantle for $9.99 (or regional equivalent) usually with it being discounted once in a while. If you’d like to play Dysmantle on iOS, you can grab it here on the App Store. It is available on Android here. Check out the official website for Dysmantle here. Make sure to head over to our forum thread for more discussion around it here. Have you played Dysmantle yet and will you be trying out the final content update this week?
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