How to Get Stamina in Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat


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To tackle any of the stages part of the game’s main story, as well as perform many other activities in Devil May Cry Peak of Combat, you will need to expend Stamina. But although illustrated with a pizza slice, getting the resource is not as easy as grabbing a bite.

Here’s how to get Stamina in Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat, as well as whether or not it is possible to farm the resource.

How to Get Stamina in Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat

You can get Stamina in Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat by either increasing your Office level (you will get around 20 Stamina each time you level up), purchasing 60 in exchange for 100 Gems (it can be done 3 times a day), or by purchasing the Valuable or the Special Present for 20/30 Devil Gems respectively. While the Valuable Present will feature 4 Pizzas (which restore 10 stamina each), the Special Present will feature 8.

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Related: Devil May Cry Peak of Combat Tier List: All Characters, Ranked

For all who did not expect to have to play on the never seen before Mercenary difficulty and do not intend to expend pull currency or inject money into the game, your overall stamina will also slowly recharge as time passes. It took me around 2 hours to recharge 40 or so Stamina.

How to Get Devil Gems in DMC Peak of Combat

Devil Gems are the main paid currency in Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat. You can get Devil Gems by purchasing select Resource packs, the game’s Value Card (which will reward you with 300 Devil Gems immediately and allow you to get 100 Gems daily), or any of the game’s Devil Gems packs. You can purchase packs with 6480, 3280, 1280 680, 300, and 60 Devil Gems.

This guide was made while playing Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat on PC.

– This article was updated on January 12th, 2024

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