Peglin 0.9.44: Unpacking The Patch Notes

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Red Nexus Games has rolled out a fresh and exciting update for Peglin, and if you’ve been caught up in the holiday festivities, you might have missed the buzz around Peglin 0.9.44.

This update concerns Roundrel, introducing new relics, a shiny Boss relic, scenarios, and many tweaks to keep the peg-popping experience evolving. If you haven’t checked out Peglin recently, you should seek out the latest enhancements. Now, let’s peek at what this update brings to the peg-popping table.

The spotlight is on Roundrel in this update, with many new relics to spice up your gameplay. The all-new Boss relic, “Endless DevouRing,” amps up your damage output but comes with a twist – every peg activated takes a hit. Roundrel also gets a collection of fresh relics, including “Is Dis Your Card (I’m sorry),” which rewards you with Ballusion when discarding an orb, and “Steady Scope,” giving each shot fired a chance to trigger a crit based on your Ballusion. These additions enhance Roundrel’s gameplay dynamics, injecting new strategies into your peg-popping adventures.

The update doesn’t stop at Roundrel – there’s a whole batch of new content to explore. A brand-new scenario, Crystal Altar, offers healing in exchange for sacrificing some max HP when you’re below 35% health. 

And the mysterious “Modest Mallet” scenario relic adds an air of intrigue – guess you’ll have to uncover its secrets in-game! Plus, a unique relic called “Slimy Salve” now applies Healing Slime to every 35th peg hit, giving you extra survivability as you navigate the landscape.

Red Nexus Games has fine-tuned the gameplay with several balance changes. Peg upgrades have been dialed up across the board, providing a smoother scaling experience into the later stages of your run. 

Slime enthusiasts will appreciate the adjustments, with positive slime from Prime Slime no longer interfering with other slime applications. The Ballusion Threshold for Beleaguered Boots has increased, and the Mines Ghost Miniboss now packs more