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Cinderia Update Adds 37 New Items, Pet Walking, and Gem Equipping

The update deepens the build meta with pet walking and accessory gems while rebalancing weak equipment, giving the early access roguelite more options as it holds a 'Very Positive' Steam rating.

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Cinderia Update Adds 37 New Items, Pet Walking, and Gem Equipping

NPC Entertainment distributed version 0.6.11 of Cinderia on August 14, adding 37 new items including the Demon Egg pet system and a gem equipping mechanic. Large-scale balance adjustments buff underperforming accessories, and the game is on sale at 20% off. Cinderia is a dark fairy tale roguelite on PC via Steam with a 'Very Positive' rating.

NPC Entertainment shipped version 0.6.11 of Cinderia on August 14, and the patch targets the build system from two directions. The 37 new items include the Demon Egg, which hatches after five rooms and introduces pet walking, and a gem equipping system where Ruby, Emerald, and Sapphire boost accessory damage, effect activation rate, and cooldown speed respectively.

The Wondrous Wand converts a dismantled item into a gem, and the Shrinking Mirror fires a ray on magic card hit that shrinks enemies and cuts their damage by 20%. Existing accessories were buffed across the board: the Fairy Wand now turns normal enemies into small animals at 100% across all rarities, the Knight's Windmill got higher post-movement attack multipliers, and the Toy Cannon IV's room-entry bombardment damage rose from 400 to 999.

Purple and orange accessories now drop more often, merchants have a dedicated accessory shelf, and curse purification previews the resulting blessing. Boss interruption resistance now scales by time since the last interruption rather than by count. The game is 20% off on Steam.

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