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After an eight month wait, Valve's massive Deadlock update feels like the spark that begins its unstoppable rise

As promised, a new Deadlock update is finally here, and it already feels worth the wait. Over eight months on from Old Gods, New Blood, Valve's latest overhaul brings the entire world of the Cursed Apple to life. Dubbed 'City Never Sleeps,' this massive revamp includes a much more substantial upgrade to the visuals and...

As promised, a new Deadlock update is finally here, and it already feels worth the wait. Over eight months on from Old Gods, New Blood, Valve's latest overhaul brings the entire world of the Cursed Apple to life. Dubbed 'City Never Sleeps,' this massive revamp includes a much more substantial upgrade to the visuals and [...]

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