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Reception

Every aspect you would expect from a roguelite game is present in Abyssus, fueled by a frenetic and fast-paced first person shooter. Despite the countless RNG possibilities, prepare yourself to embrace a few hours of frustrated runs until you finally adapt to the challenges at hand.

Abyssus takes a fairly straightforward concept and manages to do a lot with it. There’s never a dull moment, and even if certain challenges can get a little frustrating — every run presents a couple of objective-based rooms, and they’re never as fun as just killing guys — I never got tired of the experience as a whole. If anything, one of the most positive...

Abyssus is a solid cooperative roguelike FPS: imperfect and repetitive at times, but still entertaining and leaving you wanting to return to its depths. It’s not a must-have title, but it has the right qualities to grow and, with post-launch support, become a potentially more and more compelling experience.

All told, Abyssus doesn't really do anything terribly new with its cooperative roguelite, FPS formula and is certainly let down by a lack of imagination in regards to its various locales. That said, the technical presentation is solid, the brinepunk setting still feels fresh, combat is fast-paced and enjoyable, the progression systems are finely tuned...

When everything clicks it becomes extraordinarily difficult to put down