Mistfall Hunter launched last week and already has a million players exploring its Elden Ring-adjacent extraction fantasy world. Developer Bellring Games has responded to early feedback with a full roadmap covering season 1 and season 2.
The headline addition is a solo mode for the Brandrgarde map, coming in both normal and cataclysm difficulties. Bellring acknowledges the tradeoff upfront — two new modes will split the matchmaking queue and create fresh class balance challenges in solo play, and the team says it will share findings before making further adjustments. Season 1 rolls out in three phases. Phase one brings an Einherjar mode, seasonal tasks, and the Soul Harvest event — a multiplayer showdown where players collect soul cocoons, fight a boss called Soulgnawer, and spend soul coins and moonlight nectar in a special shop. Phase two delivers the full seasonal task roster, unlocks the rare pouch and Nether Ferry skin for Pip, adds the Brandrgarde solo mode, and introduces an Underlord speed challenge with bonus rewards for fast kills. Phase three closes the season with a new monster called the Golden Woodling, a random match event called Ancestor Tree, and task completions that tease season 2 content.
Mistfall Hunter is a co-op extraction game that draws obvious visual comparisons to Elden Ring — the roadmap suggests Bellring is moving quickly to retain its early player base and address the most common complaints. The Steam reviews are currently mixed, so the solo mode in particular looks like a direct response to players who want to experience the game without relying on matchmaking.
Season 2 details are still sparse, but Bellring confirmed a new Blackarrow weapon — the javelin — alongside a new seasonal theme, exclusive gameplay, and a season-exclusive progression system. More specifics are coming later.
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