Khazan Introduces New Difficulty Levels

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So, let me just dive into this whole June update thing for First Berserker: Khazan—yeah, that game with Khazan, who’s all angry and vengeful and whatnot in the world of Arad. Honestly, I know, revenge plots are kind of his thing. Anyway, so the game dropped on March 27, 2025. Solid response, apparently. Not that I’d know—I’m still stuck on another game. But folks say it’s true. Updates rolled out pretty steadily after that. The big one before this was in May. They added two boss rush modes—Great General’s Crucible and Berserker’s Bloodshed. Sounds intense, right? Those unlock once you’re done with the main story. Plus, they tweaked how early you can start changing your character’s look. You don’t gotta wait forever now. Thank goodness.

And speaking of updates, this June one, man, it’s set to shake things up. Or at least, that’s what they’d have us believe. The headline change? A full rework of the difficulty system. The game’s like, “Hey, Easy mode, you’re now Normal. Surprise!” Really, who saw that coming? The Normal we used to know turns into “Challenge.” They think it’s more on-the-nose or something. Two fancy new modes arrive, too. Beginner mode steps in for, I dunno, people who want to chill, take it slow. No shame in that. Then, whenever you’re ready, you can amp up the difficulty. Like, ease into the chaos, you know?

Oh, right, “Hardcore” mode—gotta talk about that. Basically, once you crush it on Challenge mode, Hardcore’s where the gloves come off. No more enemy health bars or stamina indicators—none of those lifelines. Sounds like a nightmare. Even the camera’s in on it, making everything tenser. They’re adding a Combo tab to the in-game Encyclopedia, too. Handy little guides to help you not flail around like I usually do.

And, there’s more! Quality-of-life things. Skill Presets, Gear Presets, inventory now sorty-sort by name. Storage space goes from puny 100 to a whopping 500 slots. Drop rates? Boosted. Main mission bosses now spill crafting materials like they’re candy. Augment of Wisdom, whatever that is, drops more often. Oh, and the online demo? It’s taking a break. Guess the game now looks nothing like what launched originally or something.

Anyway, where was I? Oh right, updates. Who’d have thought I’d care so much, but here I am, droning on. Maybe you’ll find it useful—or at the very least, somewhat coherent.