Survival in the tribe has become much more ambitious. Soulmask officially left early access, and with the release of version 1.0, the developers from CampFire Studio rolled out not just an update, but a full—fledged relaunch of the game – with new content, modes, and free DLC at launch.
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Free DLC Shifting Sands in Soulmask — how to get it and what has been added
The main bonus of the release is the Shifting Sands add—on with the theme of Ancient Egypt. And the best part is that you can get it for free within a month.
The mechanics are simple. If you already have Soulmask, just launch the game and the DLC will be automatically added to the Steam library. If you are just planning a purchase, then when you purchase the basic version before April, Shifting Sands will also be available for free.
And it’s not just cosmetics. The DLC adds a full—fledged second map – instead of the Mayan jungle, players will find sand dunes and deltas of Egypt. According to the developers, it is comparable in size to the original location.
Inside there is a solid set of content:
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10 new ruins and dungeons
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6 unique bosses
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325 additional talents for the development of the tribe
Transport should be noted separately. It is now possible to build mobile bases, from small boats to an impressive Falcon—class airship. Moreover, the developers are already hinting that this is not the limit.
Soulmask 1.0 Update — New game modes and key changes
The exit from early access is accompanied by a major redesign of the game itself. CampFire Studio explicitly calls this a “complete rethink,” and you can feel it in the changes.
Soulmask now offers three different game styles at once:
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classic survival
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mode is a tribal mode with a focus on the development of civilization
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warrior mode, where the game turns into an action-RPG without harsh survival mechanics.
This approach makes the project noticeably more flexible: you can either build and manage it, or focus on the warhead.
New Soulmask Mechanics — Tribe Development, Talents and Training
Along with the modes, key systems have also been updated. The mechanics of talent transfer between the members of the tribe appeared — through a special building, a training ground. This adds depth to management and makes development more strategic.
The entrance to the game has also been redesigned. The new adaptation system gradually introduces the mechanics, saving newcomers from overloading in the early hours — a problem that used to often scare them away.
Soulmask 1.0: price, discount on Steam and is it worth playing now
Against the background of all the changes, the Soulmask 1.0 release looks as dense as possible in terms of content. It’s not just “out of early access”, but actually a new version of the game with a doubled scale.
Additionally, the developers have launched a discount: the basic version is now on sale for 10% cheaper — for $26. The promotion is valid until April 23.
And if you’ve been waiting for the moment to try Soulmask, now is probably the most logical moment: the game has become deeper, more accessible and noticeably larger.
