New Traveler, Boss, and Ending Added

'Shape of Dreams' Launches on Xbox Alongside 1st Anniversary Update

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셰이프 오브 드림즈 Shape of Dreams

The action roguelite game 'Shape of Dreams,' published by Neowiz and developed by Lizard Smoothie, has launched on Xbox.

Xbox announced the Xbox release of Shape of Dreams during its TGS showcase. The game launched on Xbox Series X|S alongside the announcement and is available Day One on Xbox Game Pass.

Shape of Dreams combines roguelite action with MOBA-style combat. Players select a Traveler with distinct weapons, abilities, and playstyles to explore an ever-changing dream world. By combining Memories and Essences, players can create diverse builds, with support for single-player, up to 4-player online co-op, and cross-play.

셰이프 오브 드림즈 Shape of Dreams

The Xbox version launches alongside the major update, 'The Starless Path'. The update adds new content, including the new Traveler, Cetus. Cetus harnesses the frost accumulated in his body to unleash ranged attacks or control the battlefield with massive glaciers. Depending on his build, he can perform various roles such as ranged attacker, melee combatant, or ally protector.

New progression elements and endings have also been added. In The Way of Stars—an expansion of the existing Traveler Mastery system—episodes connect like constellations as players play each Traveler, allowing them to unlock illustrations, limited-edition Emotes, and hidden stories. Progressing through this unveils a new adventure, a new ending, and a final boss even more powerful than before. Six Common Identity Memories have been added, along with a system that diversifies the attack patterns of Heroic bosses.

The Xbox version includes all content and improvements applied to the PC version over the past year. From the start, players will have access to Limbo, new shrines and rewards, an overhauled critical hit system, balance adjustments for Memories and Essences, and performance and stability improvements.

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