With the Inhuman Bondage DLC for Darkest Dungeon 2 comes Abomination, a sometimes-man sometimes-beast. A powerful hero, he packs a punch with Beast form skills like Rake that deal more damage each time you use them. In his human form, the highlight is Manacles, which hits the enemy for a decent chunk while pulling them, removing a Crit and Strength token, and applying a Combo token. 2c1y1z

Secret bosses are no stranger to the Darkest Dungeon franchise, and the Kingdoms update for Darkest Dungeon 2 has added one more. Known as the Ancient Adversary, he sports some unique mechanics and powerful rewards, so you'll definitely want to focus on finding him in your next run.

The Kingdoms mode for Darkest Dungeon 2 has three campaigns, starting with Hunger Of The Beast Clan. This lengthy quest will see you traverse many different regions as you defend Inns from the Beastmen. You'll do this in part by upgrading them with powerful options like Veteran militia, Wainwright pets, and more. Given the difficulty, Darkest Dungeon 2 beginners will want some tips to get going.

The Kingdoms mode in Darkest Dungeon 2 offers a lot of upgrades to your Inns which are pivotal to your success. A total of five trees and a couple of handfuls of options per tree are available, allowing for a ton of gameplay customization. That said, given how challenging and punishing this mode is, you're somewhat restricted in your choices at the beginning of Darkest Dungeon 2 Kingdoms, whether you know it or not.

Kingdoms is a new mode in Darkest Dungeon 2, and many players are likely wondering how to handle its Sieges, heroes, and upgrades. A free game mode released alongside the DLC Inhuman Bondage, Kingdoms takes inspiration from the original Darkest Dungeon while doing its own thing, too. You can think of it kind of like an expanded version of the Confessions mode, with a broad world map and a lot more things to manage.

With the release of the Darkest Dungeon 2 Inhuman Bondage DLC comes the arrival of an exciting character known as the Abomination. Fans of the first game will recognize him from that, especially as he shares a lot in common with his previous incarnation. A man who transforms into a beast at will, Abomination is both powerful and versatile.

The Kingdoms mode in Darkest Dungeon 2 is even more challenging than the Confessions mode the game launched with, or at least at first. After all, you're starting out minus all the upgrades you're used to and haven't adjusted to the unique mechanics.