Crimson Desert Patch 1.10 Adds Pinball Minigame and Wyvern Mounts

Pearl Abyss released Patch 1.10 for the fantasy RPG Crimson Desert, introducing gameplay changes and new content. The update improves the Re-blockade system with rewards and Protection requests for major strongholds. Players can now access two new minigames: a Pinball machine near the Delesyan Institute and an Orb Ball game at the Great Gate of Urdavah. These additions provide alternative ways to earn materials, artifacts, furniture, and gear recipes.

Patch 1.10 introduces a new pinball minigame and Wyvern mounts alongside gameplay adjustments.

The patch introduces new mounts that expand exploration options in the game world. Players can acquire Wyverns and Kuku Bird Chicks as rideable creatures. The Kuku Bird Chicks can grow into special mounts after being fed by players. The new mounts provide distinct visuals and alternative movement options for players interested in expanding their collection.

Control changes streamline interactions across the game interface. Basic interactions no longer require long presses by default, reducing input friction during gameplay. Axiom Force controls are now fully customizable, allowing players to tailor their combat setup. The Mission Dispatch category tabs sort missions by type, making it easier to find specific objectives without scrolling through unsorted lists.

The Pinball minigame is located near the Delesyan Institute and features token rewards. Players can exchange these tokens at the Marni Token Exchange for various in-game items. The Orb Ball minigame sits at the Great Gate of Urdavah and offers Abyss Artifacts as primary rewards. Both games serve as side activities that complement the core RPG progression systems.

Patch 1.10 adjusts gameplay mechanics to improve accessibility and customization. The removal of long press requirements for basic interactions speeds up routine actions. Customizable Axiom Force controls let players optimize their combat loadouts. New mission sorting tabs reduce navigation time when tracking objectives across different regions.