Dune: Awakening’s early game thrives on tension and discovery, but its Deep Desert endgame leaves the sands feeling empty and ...

Dune: Awakening 's big endgame changes are now live, transforming half of the game's formerly player vs. player heavy-Deep Desert region into a player vs. environment-friendly space. The change ...

Server Wipes Reset The Deep Desert The Coriolis Storm is a once-a-week server wipe event that destroys all bases, resources, and items from the Deep Desert, the endgame PvP area in Dune: Awakening.

We're planning to make more changes to the Deep Desert to accommodate ground battles and reinforce the use of player builds." The Landsraad, another endgame system, is set to receive changes as well.

Dune: Awakening's recent update brings solo players back to the game, but some fear the changes have made PvE play far too easy.

Awakening bug is causing players' items to disappear, and Funcom has a potentially annoying workaround to help players avoid ...

The real surprise of the Deep Desert Hotfix is how quickly it has been rolled out. The game was only released a couple of weeks ago, and many players will only just be approaching the endgame now.

The 1.1.20 Patch for Dune Awakening has arrived, bringing with it several feature updates, general adjustments, and bug ...

Dune: Awakening developer Funcom said it is aware that "players are reporting being cut out of the endgame due to the extremely competitive nature of the Deep Desert." Here's what it's going to do ...

It's interesting to note that, as with all things in life, the Deep Desert is ever-shifting. Monstrous sandstorms, called Coriolis Storms, wreak windy vengeance on the map once per week.

It’s a core mechanic, in fact, to find ways around the Hagga Basin (and the Deep Desert, from what I’ve seen so far) that are as direct from rock to rock as possible as not to draw the sandworms.

Titled “Deep Desert,” the super-massive endgame map holds all the highest-tier supplies for powerful weapons and vehicles. Deep Desert is, by many merits, an entirely separate game.