#CrimsonDesert

Following its wildly successful launch, Pearl Abyss has continued to update Crimson Desert, and this week it has added aerial attacks and more.

From Eurogamer RSS Feed: As smash success Crimson Desert boosts Pearl Abyss revenue by a whopping 419%, company confirms it's thinking about DLC

From Rockpapershotgun RSS Feed: The latest Crimson Desert patch lets you ride a special lion to a claw machine which spits out chairs and special hats

From Rockpapershotgun RSS Feed: Crimson Desert's latest patch will help with your post-game buff build boredom through boss fight do-overs and more

From Kotaku RSS Feed: Crimson Desert Surprises Players With An Important Feature Delivered At Break-Neck Speed: ‘Do They Even Sleep?’

From Eurogamer RSS Feed: Crimson Desert is so successful that the studio that makes it has reportedly given each of its employees a $3,400 bonus

South Korean prime minister Kim Min-seok has praised Pearl Abyss has heaped praise upon the smash success Crimson Desert after its massive launch success.

The **Thinker's Meadow mysterious energy****puzzles** in *Crimson Desert* are quite, well, puzzling.

**Kiln repai**r in *Crimson Desert* is more complex than you might think, as it involves fuel orbs, broken cables, mysterious symbols, and lots of rubble.

The **Duskwood Waterside Ruins puzzle** in *Crimson Desert* is a devilishly tough one.

Reaching *Crimson Desert*'s third chapter was a turning point in my relationship with the game.

Following backlash for excluding Intel Arc GPUs, Crimson Desert developers now say support and optimization are officially on the way.

The **Reed Devil boss** in *Crimson Desert* is incredibly tough, so if you're struggling to defeat him, don't blame it on your skills.

​ The Azure Moon Labyrinth puzzle in Crimson Desert is an ancient ruin and one of the Thread in the Forest challenges.

The Spire of Insight is one of the many towers scattered around Crimson Desert, and, you guessed it, there's a puzzle that you'll need to solve inside.

*Crimson Desert*'s controls are needlessly awkward, and the game’s convoluted systems and poorly conceived physics somehow manage to make those controls even worse.

*Crimson Desert*'s continent of Pywel is a big ol' place, and it's easy to miss a lot of the best things the game has to offer if you don't know where to look.

The** Root's End Abyss puzzle** in *Crimson Desert* is tricky from the start, as this floating island's secret "roots" are devilishly well hidden.