In preparation for New REMORE Major Update, we have listed the Patch Notes below!

Major Update - Patch Notes

After starting the game and before entering the Pleasure district, a Tutorial Stage is added that explains the game's narrative and controls.


New Stages have been added to the second half of the Pleasure district.


Auxiliary UI has been added to make it easier to see the effect area of [Crimson Lily Fog].

• Show border UI on actual application area tiles.
  
• Shows how much HP will be lost when moving in advance.
  
• If the currently selected character is under the effect of the Crimson Lily Fog, colored effect is displayed on the edge of the screen.

The overall position is adjusted so that the “visible fog position and actual effect range” matches throughout the entire stage.


Various alterations will be applied, including the narrative events within the Pleasure Street stage.



Olivia has been updated.

• The gimmick operation and detailed rules for the entire phase have been comprehensively renewed based on feedback.

We have removed the ability to restart the game after the death of an ally character and added a condition for official loading.


The conditions changed based on feedback that it was inconvenient to have to collect items again when “restarting from the last pillar lighted location” after defeat.

• Lighting the Guiding Pillar is also integrated into the checkpoint, and upon defeat, the following three options appear:
  
  • Restart at the stage entry point
    
  • Restart from last checkpoint (if you have already lit a pillar or triggered a checkpoint)
    
  • Restart at the Hideout

Enemy Respawn Rules for Cleared Stages have been changed.

• Previous: Change the respawn probability every time 6 stages pass after initially clearing the stage.
  
• Now: When a new Expedition starts, there is a 65% chance of respawning enemies on all stages.

When respawning, diverse types of enemies may appear than what you initially encountered.
If you go to a Stage where you have already purified a pillar and cleared the stage, no respawns will happen on the Stage.


A new Debuff Effect, “Suppressed,” has been added. The effects applied to enemies under Suppression are as follows:

• Cannot Counterattack.

Added a Skill that grants the “Suppressed” status.

• Great Sword: Pommel Strike
  
• One-Handed Blunt Weapon: Heavy Strike

A “Taunt” effect is added that forces enemies in a noticed state to move to an ally’s location and attack.

• Applied Skills
  
  • Effect of Inquisitor Becket’s Level 1 Inner Self Purification Skill “Guilty Verdict.”
    
  • Common Skill “Taunt” acquired through “Knight Magnus” memory.

When switching from a Free Movement state to a Turn-based control state, changes have been applied to enhance the recognition of state changes.

• Temporarily prevents control.
  
• Enemy discovery animation for the currently selected character.
  
• Move camera to the nearest discovered enemy location.
  
• Can control after the move is completed.

When the battle ends and the player becomes free to move, the “turn” rule will no longer apply. Accordingly, the following effects will be applied when the battle ends.

• Reset cooldown of all Skills.
  
• Remove all unlockable Buffs.

Since Free Movement no longer takes a “turn,” they will decrease effect due to turn consumption also no longer applies.


A [Fixed Damage] type that is not affected by Attack Power or Skill Power increase/decrease effects is added.

• Applied Skills:
  
  • Pebble Throw (Consumables)
    
  • Bile Explosion (Blister)
    
  • Cocoon Explosion (Blister Corpse)

• Skulker’s traits have been removed.
  
• Brute’s compatibility changed from Penetration Resistance to Slash Resistance.
  
• Petal
  
  • Removed the inability to counterattack on basic attacks.
    
    • Try to counterattack whenever possible, except in special cases like “Blister.”
• Changed the attack skill “Absorb” range from cross to diagonal.
  
• Lecher
  
  • Changed the effect of the trait “Addicted”: When you recognize an enemy, you Charm yourself
    
  • Changed from Slash weakness to Blunt weakness
• Common
  
  • Monster units that started their turn in the Charmed state will act on the Corrupted turn.
• Stat change
  
  • Remove the concept of “main ability” from enemy units
    
  • Adjust all Stats based on attack power

• Once an enemy enters combat, they will never go back to being unaware state.
  
  • Even if you stun or something similar happens, the alarm will not sound again after waking up.

A system has been added where you can receive rewards based on the increased “Restoration Level” when you illuminate a guiding pillar or recover Memolith fragments.

• The [Memory Binding] and [Blacksmith] functions of the Hideout will be unlocked through Restoration Level.

When you interact with the Memolith pillar next to “Light Tender Ellen” in the hideout, you can see the current Restoration Level achieved.

• You cannot [Abandon Battle] on Hideout
  
• In the Hideout, all Survivors are displayed on the left unit panel.
  
• The Expedition NPC has been removed, and the “Scribe Guiseppe” will performs the role of selecting Expedition members and departure locations.
  
• Artwork has been changed and BGM has been added.

The Blacksmith system will be overall revised to better accommodate the inclusion of restoration rewards and UX feedback.

• The Blacksmith's experience-level concept is replaced, and the sequential ability unlocking function is incorporated into the restoration.
  
  • When the Restoration Level reaches 90, Blacksmith’s Craft function is unlocked
    
  • When the Restoration Level reaches 160, Blacksmith’s Disassemble function is unlocked
• The feature to “Selecting the target quality level of the weapon to be created” has been removed.
  
  • Always shows only the highest quality level pages that the blacksmith can create.
    
  • The UI layout has been renewed.
• The method of obtaining Weapon Crafting recipes has been changed to a more intuitive method.
  
  • Each time you return to Hideout with a new type of Weapon, you will automatically learn the recipe for that Weapon.
    
    • The Crafting recipe for Weapons you had before unlocking the Blacksmith Crafting function is remembered in advance.
  • The ability to obtain Crafting Recipes through “Disassemble” has been removed.

The Skill-trait layout of all characters has been comprehensively renewed.

• Gain Skills and Traits regardless of bound memories based on purification of the Survivors’ Core/Important past stages.
  
• All Survivors have their Core past stages activated from the time they first join and have the Skills and Traits that come with them.
  
• Each time a significant past stage is purified, you will gain new Skills/Traits depending on the stage.

To prevent the [Tremors] and [Broken] effect comes “suddenly, without warning,” the effects at each level are adjusted.
Modify any parts of the conditions that reduce Willpower that feel unreasonable.

• When entering the stage, the Willpower only reduced if the “Guiding Pillar has not yet been purified.”
  
• When increasing due to a critical hit or decreasing due to a miss during an attack, Willpower will only change if the enemy is not dead.
  
• For increases due to blocking or missing when taking a hit, change only when the Survivor unit is not in a Wounded state.

When returning to the Hideout, a UI function has been added that comprehensively sums up the events, Items acquired, and Restoration Levels during the Expedition.


The Expedition Formation Window and the Expedition Window have been integrated into one, and have been renewed with the official UI, which will be displayed when interacting with the “Scribe Guiseppe” NPC.


Renewal work has been carried out to improve the overall UX related to character inner purification.

• Map and Mission Information Tab UI Improved
  
  • When a Mission is added, a function is added to display the Mission information within the city map.
    
  • Added a feature to display a description of an icon when hovering over it on the city map (displayed within the map summary information Tooltip)
• Expedition Information Window change
  
  • Added job icons next to each character name
    
  • Changed the name of the “Expedition Member” tab to “Survivor.”
• Archive Tab added
  
  • An Archive Tab is added where [Important Items], [Journal], and [Guide] are recorded.
    
  • Shortcut: J (The second “Journal” tab pops up)

The movement rules for any UI that requires input (various full-screen panels, confirmation pop-ups, right-click details windows, etc.) follow the rules below,

• Ignore all the input outside the first window.
  
• Cannot switch the currently controlling Survivor with the Tab.
  
• Applicable Examples
  
  • Various pop-ups that appear below the full screen.
    
  • Blacksmith Panel - Craft progress, craft results, disassemble results, new craft recipe acquisition pop-up.
    
  • Memory Binding Panel - Memory comparison pop-up.
    
  • Expedition Panel - Expedition Formation Popup.
    
  • Expedition result Panel - Restore Reflection & Fragment Purification Popup.
    
  • Restoration Panel - Zone restoration popup.
    
  • Information Panel - Expedition Info Tab - Equitable Weapon Popup.
• Right click details pop-up (Ally/Enemy).

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• Added the function to close pop-ups by Right-Clicking outside the pop-up window.
  
• The “Name” text of items that have dropped will now be interactive when clicked.
  
• Objects such as “Blister Corpse” now have their outlines shown normally.
  
• The issue of where the pixel size of drop items was displayed abnormally has been fixed.
  
• The arrow displaying rules that indicate whether an enemy is recognized and whether the enemy is being tracked are changed.
  
  • Hide the recognition arrows regardless of whether they are recognized or not when it is not the player's turn.
    
  • When an alarm occurs during a Player's turn, the recognition arrow is hidden until the enemy movement due to the alarm is finished.
• On the main screen, the unused “Mission Progress” UI will be removed.

Removed the concept of “Surrounding and Pincer attack” and lowered the proportion of growth of Attack Power and instead adjusted the gameplay to focus on “understanding and utilizing the given skills more tactically.”

• The Surrounding rule is removed, and the [Pincer attack] skill is locked.
  
• All Survivor Character’s base abilities are increased by +10, and the ratio of abilities due to Memory Binding is reduced.
  
• All Enemy HP have been readjusted to match the Attack Power ratio above.
  
• The Movement Range and Attack Range of Enemy and Ally have been adjusted.
  
  • Player TP is adjusted from 10 to 8, Enemies are adjusted as follows:
    
    • 12 → 6 TP: Skulker, Hound, etc.
      
    • 6 → 4 TP: Knawer, Varlet, etc.
  • This allows you to utilize the newly added Defensive Effects such as “Slow (Reduced Enemy Movement Distance).”
    
  • Leghead, Knawer, and Blubber have been changed to only attack adjacent Enemies.
    
    • Petal attack method has changed to “Diagonally Only.”
• Damage type bonus has been adjusted from x2 to x1.5.

To simplify the explanation of the Pillar Purification Rules while ensuring tractability, the condition has been changed to “Released when attacked by an Enemy.”

• All Skills and Merits/Weaknesses are disabled when Purification starts.
  
• If attacked by an Enemy (even if no actual damage is inflicted), Purification will stop immediately.
  
• Purification will be stopped even if you are forcibly moved by an Ally skill (ex. Hook).

• When an immediate tracking occurs due to an alarm, stealth characters will no longer be included in the tracking target.
  
• When the alarm effect occurs, the movement will be changed only towards the camp of the unit that caused the alarm and will be directed towards the nearest enemy.
  
• The Collision damage effect ratio of the “Fortitude” stat increases from 50% → 100%.
  
• Skills with the “If target is killed” condition have been modified so that they do not activate when an object is destroyed.

• Changed the Harlot attack effect from “Charm” to “Weak.”
  
• Attack power of Dagger Throw has been changed “20~30” Fixed Damage.
  
• Reduces the damage of Blister Explosion to Survivors by about half, and deals bonus damage to Enemies (14-18, +45 to Enemies).

Weapon Skills have been changed across the board to suit the new environment.

• Starting Weapon Skills Change
  
  • Two-Handed Axe [Diurmuid]
    
    • 2nd Skill changed to “Downward Slash” (Not the Execution effect when Health is below 50%, but a simpler 2 WP Single-Slash Skill)
  • Crossbow [Edwin]
    
    • Basic skill “Crossbow Shot” has been changed to 1 WP Skill.
      
    • 2nd Skill has been changed to “Piercing Shot.”
  • Two-Handed Mace [Becket]
    
    • 2nd Skill “Pain Chop,” consumes 2 WP and the effect has been changed to “Inflicts Stun on Collision.”
• 0 WP skills have been removed from most Weapon Skills except for the “Shovel,” which is treated as a Special Weapon.
  
  • Some Survivor-Memory Skills, such as Edwin’s “Random Fire,” allow this rule when necessary. (Minimization)
  
  
  Memory Skills Change
  Memory Skills have changed.
  
  • Scout Agnes' Memory: Piercing Shot → Spread Shot
    
  • Shield-bearer Emeric's Memory: Shield Bash → Shield Charge
    
  • Brawler Patrick's Memory: “Take A Breath” effect changed to “TP recovery”
  
  
  Displaying Interactive Object Names
  When you hover your cursor over any Interactable object, a name tag will appear on top of that object.
  As a convenience feature, a feature has been added that briefly shows the name tags of all interactive objects when first discovered upon entering a stage.
  
  
  
  Hideout-Catacomb Entrance UI Change
  Based on feedback, the pop-up asking whether to end the Expedition will be displayed immediately after opening the first seal.
  
  
  
  Other UI Improvements
  • The HP of friendly targets such as NPCs will no longer display favorable/unfavorable matchups.
    
  • In the city map UI, Tooltip information for icons (such as question mark icons) on stages that have not yet been visited and have not yet been revealed will be displayed when the mouse is hovered over them.
  
  
  
  Opening has been added
  The Opening Video at the start of the game has been replaced.
  
  Thank you, Survivors!
  See you inside the dark unknown!
  REMORE

Hello, Survivors!

Over the past two weeks, we’ve introduced the narrative and gameplay of the Inquisitor and the Shadow Sister in our Dev Notes. These two playable Characters can be encountered and recruited during your journey through Remore, and for those playing the Early Access version, they may feel like fresh new additions.

So far, including the Pleasure District we've shown, there are a total of five playable Characters. With the Inquisitor and the Shadow Sister already introduced, that leaves three more. The trio many of you have been expecting — Willam the Royal Guard, Edwin the Arbalist, and Diurmuid the Barbarian.


The Trio who have journeyed with you since the Early Access days have each undergone meaningful changes to better show off their individual identities. Willam, once a versatile wandering knight, has been reimagined as a stalwart guardian — the party’s reliable shield as a Royal Guard. Edwin, formerly a somewhat clumsy recruit, now takes on the role of an Arbalist, intercepting enemies from the backline. And Diurmuid, once a raw embodiment of ferocity, has been reborn as a Barbarian with a more strategic form of aggression.

What we want to emphasize is that these new traits are not departures from their original direction in Early Access. Rather, they are updates made to reinforce the core concepts we always intended for these characters, adjusted to match the evolving gameplay environment. For example, even in the case of Edwin — who arguably saw the biggest shift among the three — while his title changed from recruit to Arbalist, his core role as a reliable backline supporter who disrupts enemies with mid-to-long-range attacks remains intact, and in fact, has been further enhanced.

And following these character updates, a variety of other changes have also been introduced to Remore. There have been major updates to the game’s objectives, overall direction, and tempo. The level system has been removed from character progression and replaced with a range of new growth mechanics. Most importantly, Survivor narratives have once again become a central focus within the game.

With all these shifts, it’s time for the trio to gain new strength to stand against the deepening darkness.

Among them, the first Survivor we’d like to introduce today is none other than the embodiment of brute strength who always holds the front line with unwavering force — Diurmuid the Barbarian.

Up until now, Diurmuid has been portrayed as a powerful warrior — a fearless brawler who doesn’t flinch in the face of multiple enemies, a berserker who endures pain and turns crisis into opportunity. It’s a familiar image, drawing on classic “barbarian” stereotypes — a concept that's long been a fan favorite for its straightforward, rugged charm.

However, this direction began to feel somewhat at odds with the newly updated narrative and gameplay of REMORE. The tragedy that has befallen REMORE isn’t something that can be overcome with sheer madness or brute will alone — it’s a darkness that must be faced with the brilliance of human reason and resolve. And so, when trials arise, it won’t be just raw power or courage that carries the player forward, but also hard-earned experience and calculated strategy.

With that in mind, Diurmuid is no longer a one-dimensional character who simply solves everything through violence. Instead, he’s been reimagined as a complex figure — an outsider who can offer a different perspective on REMORE’s tragedy and propose new paths forward. When others might retreat to wait for the right moment, Diurmuid steps in to create that moment. He possesses the strength to turn the tide even when the situation seems hopeless.

He stands at the front not just out of recklessness, but because of the skill and discipline he’s honed as a warrior from another land — and the unwavering belief in that strength. To the people of REMORE, his methods might seem reckless, even dangerous. But in the face of this crisis, they might just be the one strategy that leads to salvation.


With this shift, strategic play has become a key pillar of how Diurmuid is used in combat, making him a character defined by calculated aggression. His gameplay is still centered around gaining a strategic edge through offensive actions — but now with far more thought behind each move.

His unique trait, "Thrill of Execution," allows him to recover TP based on the number of enemies he defeats. With his unique skill "Swap Positions," he can create formations that let him eliminate multiple enemies in a single strike. After securing ample TP, he can then use another unique skill, "Second Wind," to recover WP and deliver another round of devastating attacks.

This flow creates a playstyle where each aggressive move feeds into the next — not just with brute force, but with a sharp, tactical edge.

Furthermore, with the unique memory trait “Blood Circulation,” Diurmuid can recover HP each time he defeats an enemy. This healing effect activates not only during counterattacks but even while he’s under the effects of Charm. Thanks to this, Diurmuid can endure longer than other Survivors while diving deep into enemy lines — breaking their formation and setting the stage for a counteroffensive.

While Diurmuid’s playstyle has become more strategic than before, his overwhelming strength and aggression haven’t disappeared at all. In fact, this allows for well-designed aggressive play, making offensive tactics even more rewarding and fun.

Diurmuid is the only Strength-based character available from early on, especially in the Pleasure District. Strength affects melee attack damage, so he’s specialized in using close-range weapons. By bonding with certain memories that boost his Strength stat significantly, he can achieve much higher attack power more intuitively than other Survivors. Because of this, Diurmuid sometimes needs to invest in Strength even if it means accepting some weaknesses.

For example, with “Berserker’s Memory”, Diarmuid can gain very high Strength stats quite early on. However, this comes with an old weakness — “Friend or Foe” — meaning he can also deal heavy damage to allies. Of course, since this trait is now tied to a Memory rather than being a unique characteristic of Diurmuid himself, you can choose to sacrifice some stats to pursue more tactical flexibility and stability.

On the other hand, you also need to be careful with the trait “Unleashed Instinct,” which causes Diurmuid to recklessly charge into the midst of enemies in the heat of battle. After defeating an enemy, this trait gives a chance to move toward another nearby enemy. This can either throw your team’s tactics into chaos in an instant or save effort by automatically targeting the next enemy. So, it’s important to carefully manage the battle environment to ensure this trait is used as an opportunity rather than a tactical mistake.

Fortunately, since Diurmuid is a master of close combat, he has a unique trait called “Endure Suffering” that acts as a kind of safety net even in aggressive strategies like this. When attacking enemies in melee range, Diurmuid can reduce the damage from enemy counterattacks and avoid losing Willpower from those counters. It’s as if he’s saying, “If you’re afraid of enemy counters, you can’t really call yourself a warrior.”

So, what do you think about the new look Diurmuid? Amidst the deepening darkness and growing threats, Diurmuid’s “strategic aggression” is a bit more challenging than before, but in turn it can become a more effective weapon.

We’ll be back next week with more news on character updates.
Thank you, Survivors!
REMORE