Once Human is set to deepen its eerie ecosystem with two new foes arriving in the March 26 update. Players exploring the twisted world of Nalcott will soon encounter Morphic Trees-trees that conceal their sinister nature until attacked-and the deceptively cute yet dangerous Sea Rabbits from the ocean depths.

New deceptive enemies in Once Human’s March 26 update

The Morphic Tree blends arboreal camouflage with subtle human-like features, making it a master of disguise. Unlike robust fighters, they rely on trickery through Stardust-induced hallucinations that disorient prey. These trees aren’t lone threats; they can corrupt nearby flora into a grove, enticing players to engage and risk infection that may transform them.

Sea Rabbits: toxic aquatic predators with unique combat effects

On the aquatic side, the Sea Rabbit surprises with its kiwi-fruit shape and finned limbs topped by rabbit-ear-like protrusions. Beneath its approachable appearance lies a fierce predator equipped with blade-sharp teeth and an aggressive pursuit behavior when threatened.

  • Their bite injects a neurotoxin that reverses player movement, sowing confusion and vulnerability in combat.
  • While the bite doesn’t cause major injury, the neurotoxin affects player controls temporarily.

Combat tactics will need adjustment:

  • Removing a Sea Rabbit from water quickly disables its jaws.
  • Applying heat-like a torch-can repel them.
  • Team synergy allows allies to assist in freeing trapped players.

These mechanics add fresh layers of challenge and strategy, aligning with Once Human’s reputation for combining horror elements with innovative gameplay.

Enhancing lore and gameplay in the Year of the Monsters

The March 26 update will not only introduce these creatures but expand on their lore and interaction dynamics, enhancing the Year of the Monsters theme running through the game. Fans eager for new threats in this atmospheric MMORPG should prepare for more than just a fight-expect psychological and environmental hazards as well.

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