Remnant 2 Players Discover Complex Secret and Mysterious Weapon

Remnant 2 launched its second DLC this week, introducing new content for the apocalyptic co-op shooter with the mysterious and powerful Polygun. This expansion continues to enrich the game's universe, particularly enhancing the mystical forest world of Yaesha. Known for its engaging boss fights and treasure trove of secrets, Remnant 2 follows the successful formula of its predecessor, Remnant: From the Ashes, further cementing the game's reputation as an engaging co-op experience on PC.

On April 23, Gunfire Games launched the second DLC for the game, titled The Forgotten Kingdom. Among the standout features of the new DLC are the new secrets and the introduction of the Invoker archetype in Remnant 2. Players are claiming that this new archetype overpowers the other ones. Along with the Invoker class, there are more mysteries to solve and get even powerful weapons. Remnant is famous for making the games as hard as they come. So, players should buckle up for this new adventure.

As mentioned in several sources, the Cult of the Door Discord community have been quick to uncover the new DLC's hidden content, the latest OP Long Gun named the Polygun. The quest to acquire the new Polygun weapon has captured the attention of the community due to its complexity and challenge. To unlock this weapon, players must navigate the Labyrinth, a hub world within the game, and successfully hit 13 hidden small white cubes scattered throughout, requiring precision shooting and risky platforming. This task must be accomplished without even dying once, which is very hard in the world of Remnant. Players must start a new campaign with the DLC active to ensure the gun appears. Ben Cureton, the principal designer, has lauded the community's collaborative spirit in uncovering these secrets and hinted at the challenge that lies in mastering the new Remnant 2 weapon and the archetype.

Even though Remnant is one of the hardest games ever made, fans are quite excited about it getting even tougher.