As Crimson Desert approaches an impressive 5 million sales, the CEO of Pearl Abyss, Heo Jin-young, has revealed that the company is exploring the possibility of a Switch 2 port. During a recent shareholder meeting, Heo acknowledged the challenges posed by the current hardware specifications of the Nintendo Switch but expressed a strong interest in developing a version for the upcoming console.

This potential port comes on the heels of Crimson Desert’s remarkable sales performance, which saw 2 million copies sold on its first day and 3 million within just four days. While the game has faced some criticism, particularly reflected in a significant drop in Pearl Abyss’s share price, the strong sales figures suggest a resilient interest in the title. Heo also mentioned that the team is currently focused on enhancing the base game through free updates rather than paid DLC, indicating a commitment to improving player experience.

The Triangle Ring Abyss puzzles in Crimson Desert present a unique challenge that combines strategy and skill, especially after defeating the Crowcaller. Once you enter the triangle forcefield, you’ll need to manipulate a switch using Axiom Force to create platforms that lead you to a teleporter. This initial step sets the stage for the intricate puzzles that await.

Upon reaching the Monolith Crown, players will find themselves on a tilted platform surrounded by debris and sky islands. The key to progressing lies in gliding carefully to these islands while avoiding wind generators. Once you land, be sure to register a fast travel point at the Abyss Nexus platform before tackling the main puzzle, which involves aligning lasers with gems to unlock the next area.