Netmarble has released a new update for open-world action RPG The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin with new accessibility improvements, which were inspired by feedback from a passionate player from Japan written in braille and text. New content was also introduced in the latest update, in addition to previously released character [Enigmatic Helper] Clotho.
The developers of The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin introduced a dedicated sound accessibility option, allowing for enhanced audio cues for low HP status, treasure chest discovery, and more when enabled. There will also be more accessibility features added over time with directional guidance for main quests, sub quests, gathering points, and treasure chests.
From May 21 to June 4, The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin will run the new event dungeon “Temple of Love.” This story-based event begins through NPC Turan and features sequential quests over the course of seven days. Players can earn limited-time titles, accessories, Regular Hero Draw Tickets, and other rewards through the event.
There are plenty of more events, including a solo record-based challenge for dungeons, field bosses, and Timespace Junction. Earn event currency and exchange it for rewards like Brilliant Engraving Seal and SSR Magic Crystal Shard. There’s also a cumulative mission event based on Cube Key usage, which offer various rewards based on the number of Cube Keys used.
The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is available now for Android, iOS, PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam and Google Play Games. Final Weapon had the opportunity to interview The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin executive producer Do-Hyung Koo to discuss the game’s development, the team’s initial goals, consultation with manga creator Nakaba Suzuki and more. We also had the chance to play an early build of The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin to see what the original story and combat system offered.
