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Ashley Bardhan

Dune: Awakening Chapter 3 promises a "bigger, better endgame" that makes it easier for lapsed players to return by abolishing tax, and more: "Our work is far from done"

A screenshot shows a Dune: Awakening character posing with a knife.

Dune: Awakening is ready to deliver an incredible endgame – again. This time, developer Funcom will try to improve on what many players consider a lackluster experience with its Chapter 3 update, which promises "A BIGGER, BETTER ENDGAME."

"When it comes to the endgame, the specifics of what you're looking for varies across both players and player types," Funcom says in a Steam post, "but we've also been able to combine your feedback with cold, hard in-game telemetry." Since the survival RPG released in 2025, Dune: Awakening players have complained of its endgame being hostile to solo players – though Funcom always vowed to improve it. Now, even though the developer admits to GamesRadar+ that "we're not going to please everyone," Chapter 3 at least tries to make players less likely to despondently feed themselves to a sandworm.

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