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Steam News16 July 20261mo ago

“WORLD’S CURSE” BY THE DAMNNATION IS NOW IN LIVE AT THE SEWER!

WorldWatch has received a new update adding “World’s Curse” by The Damnnation to the Live at the Sewer mode. You can now play the track in our dirty, loud, underground rhythm minigame that is completely out of control.

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addedWorldWatch has received a new update adding “World’s Curse” by The Damnnation to the Live at the Sewer mode.
addedYou can now play the track in our dirty, loud, underground rhythm minigame that is completely out of control.

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addedWorldWatch has received a new update adding “World’s Curse” by The Damnnation to the Live at the Sewer mode.
addedYou can now play the track in our dirty, loud, underground rhythm minigame that is completely out of control.

WorldWatch has received a new update adding “World’s Curse” by The Damnnation to the Live at the Sewer mode.

You can now play the track in our dirty, loud, underground rhythm minigame that is completely out of control.

Formed in São Paulo in 2019, The Damnnation is an all-female power trio that combines the aggression of old-school thrash metal with different styles of extreme metal. “World’s Curse” is featured on Parasite, the band’s first EP.

We would like to thank The Damnnation for allowing us to use the song in WorldWatch. It is an honor to have “World’s Curse” as part of this update, making Live at the Sewer even heavier.

The Brazilian underground scene thrives because of bands that make things happen through sheer determination, noise, and stubbornness. Having the power of The Damnnation in the game perfectly matches the chaotic spirit of WorldWatch.

Thank you very much, The Damnnation!

See you in the sewer.

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Steam News / 16 July 2026

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