Remnant 2 has managed to improve on its predecessor in just about every way, moving out of the shadow of the various games that inspired it to establish the series as something more than just a spin on Dark Souls-inspired exploration and combat and The Division or Borderlands-style co-op looting and shooting. It's done so, in part, by continuing to expand upon its design framework and fictional setting through downloadable content — an effort that's now come to an end with the launch of Dark Horizon, the game's final DLC, out today. Continue reading Beloved co-op game Remnant 2 receives final DLC and huge update MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best co-op games, Remnant 2 review, Best action-adventure games

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