Path of Exile 3.29.0b Patch Notes (27th July 2026)
Grinding Gear Games has released 3.29.0b to rebalance Charts and Voyages, shore up Abyss rewards, and strengthen the Luminary Ascendancy after Curse of the Allflame's weekend debut.
Grinding Gear Games has released 3.29.0b to rebalance Charts and Voyages, shore up Abyss rewards, and strengthen the Luminary Ascendancy after Curse of the Allflame's weekend debut.

Deck Codes let you share builds with other players, while a fresh round of balance tweaks targets problem cards and fixes long-standing bugs.

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IO Interactive's first major patch for 007 First Light fixes over 200 issues and adds new content, but PS5 players are staring down a 23.84GB download while Xbox owners breeze through at 1.39GB.

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