
End of Abyss Reviews
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Rewarding exploration and challenging combat await in this atmospheric adventure
Check out our review of Section 9 Interactive's debut game End of Abyss published by Epic Games Publsihing on the PS5 right here.
End of Abyss delivers great atmospheric horror to pair with its mysterious story.
End of Abyss impressed us with its sprawling environment with rewards around every corner but felt ourselves getting too powerful early on, robbing the experience of some of its tension.
End of Abyss has its flaws but it provides a great combination of horror and metroidvania to create a memorable adventure.
Are you looking for your next Metroidvania fix? Check out this End of Abyss review to discover how it stacks up to others in the genre.
Former Little Nightmare devs release their debut title, End of Abyss, but will the studio manage to escape the shadows of its past?
The debut release from the team at Section 9 may have flown under your radar, but this new oppressive metroidvania is worth a look. Our End of Abyss Review.
Section 9’s End of Abyss delivers a compelling sci-fi adventure that combines tense combat and exploration with some frustrating shortcomings.
End of Abyss is an adventure that is both difficult and satisfying, combining stunning graphics with some rather unpleasant visuals and offering a carefully designed exploration facility.
End of Abyss delivers striking visuals, unsettling enemy designs, and an enjoyable scanner mechanic. Its twin-stick controls are a novel idea, but they reinforce the action while the survival horror takes a back seat. Combined with progress-halting bugs and repeated backtracking, it left me wanting to finish rather than keep exploring.
An unrivaled atmosphere isn't enough to make this metroidvania worth the ride.
End of Abyss could have been great given more refinement but buckles under the weight of trying to accomplish too much.
A game full of Big Nightmares, not all of them intentional