Despite 7 years since the premiere and little publicity recently, the Cryptic Studios team is still working hard on the continued development of the groundbreaking MMORPG, Neverwinter. Soon a new story, divided into episodes, will come to the game.
The recently announced unit that expands the content of the completely successful Neverwinter program will be a kind of remake of the first free content the game has acquired. Exactly on August 22, 2013, the Fury of Feywild add-on landed on the servers of Cryptic Studios, which introduced a new system for story campaigns and Sharandar’s land.
Now the twenty-first unit is called Sharandar and in three episodes it will tell about the changes that have occurred in said Feywild. Everything will present a new story, a complete campaign and of course a new city, thanks to which we will feel the magic again as it was seven years ago.
Currently, it is only known that DLC will arrive on PC on February 9th, and on PS4 and Xbox One on March 9th. Neverwinter itself still works well, with nearly 2,700 players on Steam alone at any one time, which is not a bad result for this title. Unfortunately, it is not yet known if the game will have extended versions of the following genes.
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