Abyss Odyssey Reviews

Abyss Odyssey: Extended Dream Edition does a bit of polishing to the core game, but it still has a few flaws that make it hard to rave about this title. But for those that are interested and dedicated, the experience is ultimately rewarding and satisfying.

A worthwhile idea held down by lacking execution, balance issues, and lackluster multiplayer servers. It might be worth it for some gamers on sale or after it's been patched a fair amount, but Abyss Odyssey is just too rough to recommend right now.

Abyss Odyssey has everything it needs to be a great Roguelike, except the most important - a reason to keep coming back. While it lasts, it’s a gorgeous journey with great ideas and atmosphere, and in time, it may evolve into something with more longevity. For now though, just a few short hours are enough to see it, appreciate it, and never need to play it again.

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I would recommend this game even to those that aren’t fans of the fighting game genre. The battle system is fluid and fun and helps to keep every encounter interesting. On the plus side, there is no need to remember massive amounts of combo inputs to pull off special attacks (a personal hatred of mine in the genre), as each special is assigned to a certain button press. It just comes down to knowing what move to use when.

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Abyss Odyssey brings together four great genres into a cohesive 2D side scrolling adventure that will keep your interest and bring you back over and over.