Video Games
‘Code Vein’ Update Introduces Fixes, Halloween-Themed Items
Bandai Namco has announced the 1.04 update for their action RPG, Code Vein, which will be released at the end of October. Among the changes, the update will also add Halloween-themed accessories, color pallets, and face paints.
Here are the main patch notes:
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Character Creation
- Added new creation accessories, color pallets, and face paints featuring Halloween.
- Added symmetrical parts to some of the hair parts in accessories.
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Exploration and Combat
- Enabled option to change partners at Mistle from the beginning.
- Added a new function to lock the map direction.
- Added a new function to turn off conversations during exploration.
- Added pop-up messages when afflicted with status ailment.
- Changed the trigger conditions for “The Trial of Blood.”
- Enabled option to drain ichor from the sandbag during training.
Code Vein is out now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Check out our review here.
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