It feels deliciously dangerous to go back into CloverPit, but the roguelite slot machine battler has always thrived on pushing luck to its limits. And now, with the arrival of Unholy Fusion, things have taken a turn into full-blown chaos.
Available now on Xbox Series X|S (Optimised), Xbox One, and PC, the new DLC lands alongside a freshly bundled CloverPit: Unholy Edition, giving both returning players and newcomers a reason to step back into the pit.
And if you thought your builds were broken before… you’ve seen nothing yet.
Unholy Fusion Changes The Rules
At the heart of this DLC sits one gloriously grotesque addition – the Surgery Machine.
This device allows players to fuse charms together, combining their effects into a single, more powerful trinket. It’s a simple concept, but one that dramatically shifts how you approach each run.
Instead of carefully stacking effects, you can now compress them into something far more potent, and far more unpredictable. The result is a system that encourages experimentation, risk-taking, and the kind of overpowered builds that CloverPit thrives on.
Bigger Builds, Wilder Combos
Unholy Fusion doesn’t stop at a single mechanic. It expands the sandbox in multiple directions, giving players more tools to push their luck. New fusion charms, additional base charms, and fresh modifiers all feed into the same goal, letting you bend the rules until they snap.
Memory cards and new abilities add further variety, while a hidden finale hints at something deeper lurking beneath the surface.
It’s all designed to escalate the chaos, turning already unpredictable runs into something even more volatile.
A New Way To Enter The Pit
Alongside the DLC, players can now pick up CloverPit: Unholy Edition for £9.99, bundling together the base game, updates, and the Unholy Fusion expansion.
For newcomers, this is easily the best way to experience the game. Everything is included from the outset, meaning you can dive straight into the expanded systems without needing to piece it together separately.
Meanwhile, existing players can grab the DLC on its own for £2.49, keeping things accessible for those already deep into the grind.
Still The Same Addictive Core
At its heart, CloverPit hasn’t changed. You’re still trapped in that rusty cell, still chasing coins, still trying to outplay a system designed to pull you under.
When we reviewed the game on Xbox, scoring it 3.5/5, we noted: “tinkering with builds in an effort to create the most hideously unbalanced combination” was where the real appeal lay.
At A Glance
- DLC: CloverPit – Unholy Fusion (£2.49)
- New Edition: CloverPit: Unholy Edition (£9.99)
- Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC
- Key Additions:
- Surgery Machine for fusing charms
- Dozens of new charms and fusion combinations
- New modifiers, abilities, and memory cards
- Secret ending to discover
A More Dangerous CloverPit
The arrival of Unholy Fusion feels like a natural escalation for CloverPit. Where the base game flirted with imbalance, this DLC fully embraces it, handing players the tools to create absurdly powerful builds and then seeing what happens next.
It’s messy, unpredictable, and occasionally overwhelming, but that’s exactly the point. Because in CloverPit, the house always wins… unless you break the rules first.
The base game is part of Game Pass, so picking up this DLC should be a no-brainer.
