Abyssus

"Abyssus is a fast-paced game to play with your friends. It perfectly balances gameplay for those who just want to reach the end vs. those who want to challenge themselves."

"Despite these concerns, I’ve had a lot of fun with Abyssus, and I imagine I’ll continue to do so. It’s not the most complicated game I’ve ever played, and it has some balance issues, but it just feels so good …"

"Abyssus is a thoroughly solid roguelite first-person shooter that just fails to be interesting enough to fully convince."

"Abyssus is another roguelite that could be balanced much, much better. While I’m sure a friend group could have fun as is, the sheer amount of gameplay-related things (weapons, mods) that must be unlocked could lose players’ interest before they …"

"Abyssus is quite competent in its approach, especially considering it was developed by a smaller studio. The game combines the dark maritime Brinepunk look with Cyberpunk elements, delivering an immersive setting that keeps the player engaged with each expedition. The …"

"After spending dozens of runs in its depths, I can honestly say Abyssus has earned a spot in my rotation. It scratches the same itch as DOOM Eternal’s frantic combat, but layers in the replayability and build variety of a …"

"The result is a game that&s;s quite fun at its best, but still feels unfinished in many ways. With a lot of work from the developers, "Abyssus" could become an absolute insider tip a year after its release, but for …"

"Abyssus is a terrific first-person shooter, boasting one of the smoothest and most engaging gunplay mechanics with impactful gun customization. However, it falls short as a roguelite due to how uninspiring and unrewarding its gameplay loop is."

"Abyssus is a solid enough roguelite that is sure to provide hours of good fun, especially if played with friends. However, it does lack a bit in variety, weapon balance is a bit questionable at times, and in can get …"

"Abyssus is a solid title, and one that I expect to return to over and over until I complete it. While there are some aspects that could be improved, they won’t deter me from coming back to the post-launch content …"

"Abyssus is a fine addition to the co-op roguelike FPS genre. It doesn&s;t throw a plethora of guns at you with different stats, but it does have that addictive gameplay loop that challenges you to get farther in with each …"

"A roguelike first-person shooter with a brinepunk aesthetic, Abyssus provides a lot of frantic fun, especially if played in co-op. Its progression could do with a little work, though, with you needing to grind Soul Fragments to unlock basic upgrades …"

"Abyssus tried to blend the excitement of first-person shooters with the progression system of roguelike games, but it failed to strike a balance that satisfies players. The repetition, slow pacing, and limited design choices made it feel like an early …"

"Abyssus brings a distinctive brinepunk style to an otherwise straightforward co-op roguelite shooter. There&s;s fun to be had here, but the step up in difficulty when playing co-op is a bit too punishing."

"Abyssus is a thrilling and addictive roguelite FPS that shines brightest when played with friends, as the chaos and challenge ramp up the deeper you venture into the ancient civilization hidden beneath the dark sea."

"Abyssus delivers competent combat and plenty of customization options that can lead to exciting moments, especially in co-op play. However, the repetitive level design and technical issues weigh it down, making for a fun experience that is unlikely to stand …"

"Abyssus is a good base for a roguelike first-person shooter because it lets you move easily, shoot quickly, and create chaos with other players. The brine-punk style and tactical choices, such as elemental abilities, give it a lot of depth."

"Abyssus is a confident, stylish roguelite shooter that nails the fundamentals—tight combat, meaningful progression, and a unique setting. While there’s room for more content and polish, the core experience is already highly addictive, whether you’re diving alone or with a …"

"In Abyssus, up to 4 players take on the mantle of brinehunters, intrepid explorers of the depths of the abyss."