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Abyssus is an excellent, fast and frenetic roguelike FPS that you can play with your friends, and a must-play for fans of the genre.
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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.
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When we first got our hands on an early build of Abyssus, the underwater roguelite first-person shooter (FPS) from DoubleMoose Games, it felt like a chaotic, pressure-packed experience full of promise and potential. The core loop was there: dive deep, shoot fast, survive longer, but it was weighed down by technical hiccups and a lack of polish that kept it from really shining. Now, months later, DoubleMoose has pushed new updates, addressing player feedback and making meaningful changes to ne...
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 when those eventually release as well. For a surprisingly enjoyable FPS roguelike title, look no further than Abyssus this summer. I am looking forward to seeing how the game continues to grow over time, as well as hopping into some multiplayer action down the line.
Abyssus provides a fast-paced gauntlet experience that pits you against a variety of enemies. It’s best played with friends but you can get good practice on your own.
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 that feel necessary for your survival, alongside some pesky difficulty spikes.
In Abyssus, you find yourself shipwrecked and have to find something to defend yourself with. How, why, when, and where you are become unimportant as you find a weapon that looks like someone combined a chain gun with a rifle. You’ll find more weapons that look as volatile as they are strange, and even more peculiar and ominous sights as you brave the depths of Abyssus.
Abyssus hits version 1.3 on PC and comes to consoles today with full crossplay. I've been playing through on Xbox Series X|S and PC and having a wildly
This cooperative shooter with roguelite elements for up to four players falls short precisely in its multiplayer aspect.
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 not a game for the weak of will, with some encounters veering close to bullet-hell strafe-shooter territory.
The something-punk genres are easy reference material to reach for when cooking up a new game and setting, but you know what they’re missing? An abundance of salt. Abyssus is here to change all that, eschewing the random cogs, goggles and oily machinery of steampunk, and the dystopian body mods and neon of cyberpunk in favour of corrosively salty water and lashings of cosmic horror.
Abyssus doesn’t try to reinvent the roguelite wheel—it spins it at high speed and straps a brine-powered cannon to the side. The game’s focus on speed, coordination, and build flexibility makes it a blast to play in short, intense bursts, especially with a full crew of friends. While the environments could use more visual variety and the narrative is barely present, the core gameplay is so satisfying that these shortcomings feel secondary. If you’re looking for a co-op FPS that rewards quick thinking, tight teamwork, and a bit of reckless bravery, Abyssus is well worth the dive.