Motion Twin released a lengthy new video today that kind of goes through the history of Dead Cells development. Included in this 12 minute long video is a look at the very first iteration of Dead Cells, which apparently began life as a "really boring" multiplayer strategy game.

From there, the video goes on to show the evolution of the game and talk about how the studio had about a year's worth of funding left before they ran out of money. Also included in the video is the first look at the upcoming DLC for Dead Cells, which fans will undoubtedly want to check out for themselves.

Dead Cells is a stellar "roguelike-metroidvania" that was developed by Motion Twin. Players pick up new items and weapons as they progress through the game's procedurally generated levels. New permanent upgrades and unlocks can be purchased if the player reaches the vendor in between specific levels. In true roguelike fashion, if the player dies they lose everything that they acquired during their latest run. The game is currently available for Windows, Mac, Linux, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.