Hotta Studio and Level Infinite have released a brand new trailer for the upcoming version 2.3 update for Tower of Fantasy, showcasing exactly what the new patch will be bringing to the table. The sci-fi MMORPG will receive the version 2.3 patch on February 2nd, introducing brand-new story content.
The new update is titled Wandering Amidst Miasma and will come with the ninth chapter adding to the main storyline. Essentially, players will explore the Miasmal Swamp introduced in the patch, countering new dangers involving a reprinted fire character, Rabbi, as shown in the trailer below. Players will research the new Miasmal Swamp to unearth what happened to Outpost 10 after all communication efforts proved futile.
The upcoming version 2.3 patch will take place in the Miasmal swamp, and as the name suggests, characters will have to deal with foggy and unpredictable weather. The tropical plants, new characters, rocky terrain, and new dangers demand high skills, which you can only achieve by reaching the second stage.
Luckily, the developers have returned the Spark weapon and the pickup gacha for Rabbi as we await the patch on February 2nd. As a result, there will be intense combustion damage when you activate Rabbi’s skills and attach the elemental resonance fire of the Spark weapon.
If you’re unfamiliar with the Tower of Fantasy game, it’s set on a distant planet named Aida, devastated by a cataclysm that wiped humanity centuries ago. So, as a player, you’ll be fighting for your survival in a very hostile environment battling monsters while exploring an adventurous story.
The game is free-to-play on Android, iOS, PC, and Steam. Updates have been consistent since the game’s release and, for the first two weeks, we’ve been introduced to Annabella the fighting maid and now the upcoming Chapter 9.
Interestingly, the Tower of Fantasy version 2.3 patch comes six months after its global release, and fans are anticipating a half-anniversary celebration. Posts announcing the February 2nd patch promise events and rewards for the half anniversary but fail to specify what we should expect.