Let's be real — DLC weapons are half the reason we all dive back into a game with the fervor of a kid in a candy store. And oh boy, does Lies of P’s Overture DLC deliver on the “pointy (and sometimes explosive) goodness” front. I’ve spent countless hours scouring every frozen shipwreck, macabre carnival, and creepy underground lab, and I’m here to spill the beans on every single new toy you can swing, shoot, or rev up.

We’re talking six disassemblable blades/handles that you can mix-and-match with base game gear, four quirky unique weapons you can’t tear apart, and two brand-new Legion Arms that’ll make your metal arm feel seriously overpowered. Plus, the boss weapons? Chef's kiss. So grab a coffee (or something stronger) and let’s track 'em all down.

Royal Horn Bow: Why Yes, I Would Like a Ranged Dagger

First up is the Royal Horn Bow, and it’s an absolute riot. Found early in the Kratt Zoo’s Hall of Adventure, this thing is technically a dagger , but it functions like an elegant hand-crossbow with a royal attitude. Head from the Stargazer, take the right stairs, weave through the fossil exhibit, drop into the zebra room, climb up and right, and you’ll find a chest on a lonely balcony. It’s completely ranged — the only dedicated shooty-stabby in the game — and a hoot against flying pests. Plus, you feel like a Victorian vampire hunter. Win-win.

Lorenzini Bolt: Explosive Personality Included

Now we’re entering mix-and-match territory. The Lorenzini Bolt lives in the Jungle Zone of Kratt Zoo. From the Walkway Stargazer, follow the path to the birdhouse tree, drop left onto the frozen river, and — watch out! — a snowball the size of a compact car will smash an ice wall for you. Behind that wall? A chest holding this zappy blade-and-handle combo that delivers short, spicy explosive bursts. Great for staggering enemies and making your friends jealous.

Maniac’s Pinwheel: Spin to Win, Baby

Next, we’re off to the Carnival Garden for something truly wacky. You need a Carnival Coin (find one by the clock tower or bully the Parade Master) to enter the “Clown Circus” attraction. Inside, beat a quick whack-a-mole mini-game, and bam — the Maniac’s Pinwheel is yours. This gloriously demented gizmo revs up as you swing or even run , dealing more damage the faster it spins. Pro tip: just hold sprint and watch everything in your path regret existing.

Puppet of the Future’s Welder: A Hike and a Half

Buckle up, because getting the Puppet of the Future’s Welder is a proper odyssey. You’ll be deep in the Zelator Underground Facility for this one. From the first Stargazer, take corridors, ramps, ladders, sewer pipes, cell blocks, more ladders, and multiple hole-drops — it’s like the level designer wanted to test your patience. Just when you think you’re lost forever, an enemy busts through a wall, and behind it, a chest waits with this soldering-iron monster. It’s heavy, it’s weird, and it absolutely sizzles. Totally worth the trek, even if your legs hate you afterward.

La Vendetta: The Freight Train in a Box

Also in Zelator Facility, but this time after you defrost the coolant and take an icy bath. After beating Veronique, warp back to the first Stargazer, drop into the now-accessibly giant pit, scoot through pipes, and fight a Rolling Carcass (ugh) to unlock a door. Behind it: La Vendetta. This colossal weapon is slower than a Monday morning, but when it connects, enemies go flying like they’ve been hit by a truck. Perfect for clearing mobs or just making a dramatic entrance.

Arche’s Guardian: Electrifying, Literally

Personal favorite alert! Arche’s Guardian sits in the Ergo Mining Site. From the Stargazer, follow the path, ride a wooden lift across a gap, take a left, and spot a chest on some scaffolding below. Crack it open, and hello, electric sword. It launches lightning blasts, crackles with every swing, and makes you feel like a sci-fi Thor. Plus, the design is pure eye candy.

Silent Evangelist’s Mace: Acid-Drooling Mayhem

Last of the regular disassemblable weapons is found in the frozen ship graveyard. Near the Shipwreck Interior Stargazer, take a flooded passage, climb a ramp, exit one ship, enter another from below, climb ladders to the deck, and head to the bow. The chest there holds the Silent Evangelist’s Mace — a hulking weapon that drools acid with every swing. Corrosive damage is no joke, and the sight of enemies melting while you bonk them is deeply satisfying.

Genius’s Legion Plugs: Your Ticket to Two New Arms

Overture introduces Cataclysm (a wrist-mounted shotgun that clears rooms) and Icarus (boomerang-blade launcher for crowd control). To craft them, you need Genius’s Legion Plugs — two exist in the DLC. First one drops from the Elephant Carcass in the Jungle Zone walkway area (give that big lug a good beating). The second is in the Ergo Mining Site: from the Stargazer, drop down, take the right ramp, look for a waterfall that hides a safe after an ambush. Snag both, and you’ve got both arms ready for mayhem.

Armi dei Boss: La crème de la crème

I boss principali rilasciano un Ergo speciale che puoi scambiare per armi (o amuleti, ma diciamoci la verità, vogliamo le cose luccicanti e taglienti).

• Death Talons (da Markiona, Puppeteer of Death): Artigli in stile Wolverine che ti permettono di scatenare combo di fendenti velocissime. Perfetti per tirare fuori il tuo lato più selvaggio.

• Pale Knight (da Anguished Guardian of the Ruins): È una gunblade. Direttamente da Final Fantasy VIII. Spara colpi a corto raggio proprio in faccia al nemico. Devo aggiungere altro?

• Monad’s Rose Sword (da Arlecchino the Blood Artist): Nessuno scambio necessario — la ottieni subito dopo il boss finale. Questa è la splendida lama di Lea, completa del suo fendente ad area che ripulisce lo schermo. È tanto elegante quanto devastante.

Tutte e tre sono armi uniche che non puoi smontare, ma onestamente, perché dovresti volerlo fare? Sono già perfette.

Ecco a voi, gente! Tutti i tesori di Overture raccolti in un unico posto. Che tu sia un collezionista, un min-maxer o semplicemente qualcuno a cui piace far esplodere pupazzi con stile, queste armi ti faranno sorridere come un boss da luna park fuori di testa. Ora vai, prenditi i tuoi preferiti e ricorda — se non ti stai divertendo, stai sbagliando qualcosa. ??

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