Lies Of P Expansion Has A Creepy Zoo With Mutant Animals

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Here’s another way to phrase it: P’s initial expansion, titled Overture, is set to drop this summer. The fresh material appears to be shaping up nicely. Tamoor Hussain from TopMob recently demonstrated the upcoming expansion, showcasing a chilling new zoo level teeming with mutated creatures and offering a sneak peek at the exciting new boss rush mode.

Tamoor finds similarities between Overture and the Old Hunters expansion for Bloodborne, not primarily due to their content but because the developers appear more daring with the game now that they seem confident with its foundation. In his experience with the demo, Tamoor notes that Overture exhibits a greater degree of creativity than what’s in the base game and it also proves to be tougher than anything found in the original version.

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The Overture demo showcased a zoo-style stage populated with unusual variants of animals typically found in a regular zoo, such as gorillas, kangaroos, wolf-like creatures, and a disturbing giraffe version. You can find numerous videos showcasing the fresh level, along with some of the genetically altered creatures that inhabit it.

Tamoor talks about Overture’s upcoming boss rush mode, which is yet to be shown in video format. This feature can be played with two distinct approaches. The first option lets players select a particular boss to battle, offering five levels of challenge intensity. The initial three tiers are accessible right from the start, while the fourth and fifth can only be accessed after successfully conquering them at lower difficulties. Tamoor draws parallels between this mode and that in Sekiro, noting that the bosses within evolve slightly as you ascend through the levels compared to their regular forms.

As a gamer, diving into the world of Lies of P: Overture, I’m excited to tackle the second boss rush option, which feels more like running a gauntlet. In this challenge, my health is restricted as I face off against a sequence of formidable bosses. A sneak peek at the demo, available in the video above, offers a glimpse into some of the innovative new weapons that are about to join the fight.

In a new twist for Lies of P’s first significant update, titled Overture, we’re introducing some changes such as more accessible difficulty settings for players who find the original challenging. The expansion promises approximately 20 hours of content and is strategically set within the main game timeline, not at the end.

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2025-05-27 14:09