Nordic Ashes is a Norse-inspired action-rogue lite enemy hell where you’ll have to survive hordes of creatures. The game gets a new update today, focusing on a new survivor and more. Don’t miss the latest patch for solid gameplay. Check out the Nordic Ashes 0.12.2 update patch notes below.
Nordic Ashes 0.12.2 Update Patch Notes
- Blud’s bite attack has been polished with a better animation and targeting.
- Blud’s Lavender Essence cloud is now more transparent.
- Blud’s ascension images updated.
- Lavender Essence and Thorn Rose now display how much damage they would deal before you unlock them on Blud’s constellation.
- We’ve added to Helga’s ability description that stat increments are per half red heart (just to make it more clear, even though it was already explained on the character description).
- Helga’s zodiac passives are now better displayed on the character selection screen.
- When Talkor earned too many coins, the screen would be eclipsed by them. Now only 14 coins will appear. The rest of them will be displayed as a number.
- In game glossary info now features item categories (consumable, relic or artifact).
- If the item is an artifact, it now displays it has only 1 use.
- If the item is a consumable, it now displays it will auto-consume.
- Wave bar has been reworked.
- Obelisks disappear from mini map while they’re on cooldown.
- Healing shrine will disappear from the mini map once used.
- Healing shrine can now be reset just as the other ones.
- There’s more room between the blizzard clouds so you can dodge them more easily.
- When you level up many levels at a time, the xp bar will be filled faster.
- There’s also extra visual feedback each time you level up.
- The final boss door sometimes fell on top of props.
- The probability of Missing Relics appearing in his Constellation has been increased.
- There’s now a new animation for characters revival.
- The sounds of Moon Fang and Noxious Scythe relics have been polished.
- Now you can break the frozen status by holding any of the movement keys too.
