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Enter the world of ATLYSS, a Singleplayer/Online RPG where you can fight with or against friends in a surreal world filled with creatures beyond comprehension. Customize and progress your character(s), complete quests, and discover strange locations.
ATLYSS is a action rpg, rpg and cute game
developed by Kiseff
and published by KisSoft.
Released on November 22nd 2024 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 16,773 reviews of which 16,289 were positive and 484 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.5 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 9.75€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 or higher
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- DirectX: Version 10
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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10/10 Kiseff's "Furry Indoctrination Simulator" is working as intended. If that's what you're here for, you don't need my approval bc you've already bought the game. Now for those of us who haven't spent our lives in the bowels of Furaffinity.net and are curious why this game has overwhelmingly positive reviews, I'll start by trying to calm your nerves a bit: Gooner memes overshadow what is a solid casual RPG with MMO-lite features. I'd even argue there's less overtly horny design choices than some popular AAA games like Mass Effect or Persona to name a few. This ain't Conker's Bad Fur Day. A lot of the memeable stuff is front-loaded: the character creator, the kobold goat lady's jiggle physics, the slime diva's slime honkers--you'll understand what I mean when you see it... but after that it really doesn't have anything overtly sexual unless you're deliberately looking for it on a server. It would be like hyper-focusing on WOW tavern ERPers and acting like that's the whole game or something. And all this is keeping in mind the game can be played in single-player, so you can always have a cover when your friends ask you why you're playing the furry MMO. "I play offline, bro. Pls, believe me, I only joined a discord server as a joke. Everyone is really nice there... Bro, the loot..." So ya, point is, don't let the memes turn you away from a solid game. They're funny and I encourage them, but I think they seriously misrepresent what's here. All that aside, my favorite aspects of the game are the fast-pace movement and combat, the mixture of platforming, and Diablo-style looting. That's realistically most of the game right now, that simple but effective loop, it's tried and true. There's also fishing and mining, but admittedly they're a little undercooked when compared to the solid real-time combat and platforming challenges, which I'll elaborate on in a moment. I still like fishing a lot tho, I want the fishing drip, but I'm not braindead enough to lock in and grind out 99 shrimp in fishing's current state. Just make it more than pressing a button twice. So yeah, I hyped movement and that's bc you're finessing almost out the gate. Everyone starts with a dash and double jump, I love it. The mage and bandit get more mobility options down the line and they can trivialize platforming challenges, but I take it that's the point. Movement just rules, trust me. Other games feel sluggish to me after playing this, it's so good. Definitely recommend making multiple characters and seeing what class you like best, I was a huge fan of the Bandit and Mage class if you can't tell. I never subclassed, so I can't really speak to how they play, but I hear they're still in development and a little underbaked, atm. Updates seem pretty consistent, so maybe more on those later. Oh, and this game has so many nods to older PlayStation and N64 games, like the Majora's Mask style loading screen or the sound design that feels deliberately designed around 64 Zelda's ambient SFXs, it just works. Music too, lots of ambient synth pads and the occasional breakbeat during tense situations. It all comes together so nicely, you won't even be thinking about that thicc kobold goat lady quest giver. If I needed to make a few suggestions, nothing major: 1) a less finicky targeting system, it's not necessary to play, but I like using it and wish it was a little fine tuned. 2) better controller support, which I think is in the works. 3) and maybe controversially, more platforming challenges, the movement in the game is too good to not lean into it. 4) make fishing more engaging, it's a nice start tho. Anyway, I really just wanted to clear up the meme controversy in a review. I was hesitant to play this bc of the meme, but it's definitely worth your money. I'll probably update this from time to time as the game changes. It's a gem and I'm really wishing Kiseff the best of luck in fleshing out the game. Let the guy retire from making NSFW art and start making the next gen of amazing indie games--or both, idc tbh. Do you, man.
When people talk about Atlyss and say "Hear me out..." They're unironically talking about the gameplay. Atlyss is like someone saw Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst, Majora's Mask and Banjo Kazooie, thew in some pear shaped furry shortstacks and their own version of Toriel from Undertale. Yes it looks like "The developer's barely disguised fetish" and probably a H-Game. But it's a little lewd at worse and actually a really fun dungeon crawler/platformer. Combat is fast paced, involving dodging and a Super Smash Bros style shield as your defensive maneuvers. The latter can be timed to parry (that's extremely generous with its timing) enemy attacks that'll leave them temporarily stunned so you can counter attack. You're going to be using these defensive tools a lot because mobs hit like a freight train. If you're not careful, just a few hits are going to send you on an express trip to the respawn point. The classes are your standard holy trinity, built around fighter, rogue and mystic archetypes. Each class plays vastly different and has their own set of weapons geared around their playstyle. Buuuut, you can also get ahold of attunement stones to alter the primary stats the weapon scales with to a completely different weapons, like changing a strength based sword to work with the dexterity centered rogue class. It gives you a lot of room for creativity in an already fun class system. There's a class advancement system on the way where you can further customize existing classes, but still a work in progress at my time of sharing this. Dungeons are pretty straightforward and based on region and different difficulties based on chosen level range. If you've played any Phantasy Star Online, you'll automatically feel at home since that seems to be the base inspiration for Atlyss. Easy, Normal and Hard mode with the last two usually having bosses, or much more difficult variations of a boss from the easy version of the dungeon. Most maps are samey and procedurally generated, but usually have some secret areas. So keep your eyes peeled. Bosses are challenging while still fun with highly damaging but highly telegraphed attacks that can easily be parried. Just enough pattern recognition and strategy needed to not just be a giant wall of HP or frustratingly unfair like a Souls-Like encounter. Loot is plentiful, the main draw of Atlyss, and the center of the gameplay loop. Play long enough and enemies and bosses stop looking like monsters and golems, and more like living piñatas that explode into piles of equipment when you hit them enough. There's weapons and armor galore mixed with potions, currency, ability scrolls and even cosmetic items because there's of course a cosmetic system to make your little fursona looks their best. Seriously, stop reading and get this game, you can be having this fun for only ~$10. ($5 when on sale) Speaking of fursonas, you have a total of 5 different playable races that share visual traits from a handful of animals and mythical creatures to make your own little cross species homunculus. Each one "does" have their own racial ability, but that's not important since each racial ability is a fairly uncommon drop or can be purchased from a vendor. You can also alter you appearance at a magical mirror in exchange for some illusion stones, the game's transmog currency. The only thing you're really locked into is what specific race you choose: -Poon: basically a Jackalope race with rabbit, fox, cat and deer like features to choose from. Probably the most popular class. You'll have have at least one of them in your party when playing multiplayer. If not, you're the one playing them. -Chang: Your rodent like race with mouse, rat, raccoon, hedgehog and opossum features. Has a cute idle animation where they look around like an actual rodent, hops when they run and runs on all four when they sprint. Also 1 of 2 races that has an alternate /sit2 emote -Imps: Demon/devil race that also share qualities from goblins, Madina from Twilight Princess, amphibians and abyssal demons from Runescape. The second of two races that have an alternate /sit2 emote. -Kubolds: A dragon race that have features of kobolds from DnD, lizards, salamander and crocodiles. -Byrdles: Avian race with various bird like beaks ranging from parrot, duck and finch. Probably the least popular from what I've seen. But well beloved by people that use them. The CASTs of Atlyss for you Phantasy Star Online fans out there. (Don't worry, I'm one of you) If you made it this far, just killing time while the game is downloading, or just overall on the fence. I can't put into words how fun Atlyss is. If you're familiar with at least one of the games I name dropped, not only did you have a good childhood, but you're going to have fun with this. If you're kind of scrunching your face up at the early access tag, Atlyss just had its second major update (at the time of my review) and there's quite a lot to do. Exploring, dungeon crawling, crafting, drop-in and drop-out Diablo style gameplay, notorius monster hunting, cosmetic collecting, (totally free drops in game, none of that micro transaction crap) platforming challenges, fishing, and now even mining. The community is helpful and quirky (a little pervy at times) but always down to help you take care of that one boss you're having trouble with or trade you that one piece of gear you need for your build. The best part is you can have all this fun for just $10 dollars USD. That's like a burger, fries and drink combo at any fast food restaurant, but the chef is adding more to the menu in real time. For me Atlyss is an 8/10. Only thing holding it back from a 10/10 is it's still got a couple bug in places (nothing really game breaking) and it's still in early access with features like controller and Steam Deck compatibility still a work in progress. Updates kind of infrequently since the dev is a one man team.
Did you avoid this game because it's "A gooner game?" Don't. 10/10 Everyone who looked into this game. PLEASE ignore the negative reviews, most of them hate the game because it's "A gooner game" or "It's not gooner enough" it's really annoying to see such a well thought out game, movement, combat, progression, platforming BLISS reduced to "What my character looks like" WTF? This game would have been better off without Character Customization because then neither of those prospective's would be an issue. For the love of GOD some things piss me off just because of the community it attracts. Play this game and make a normal looking character, IT'S A GOOD GAME. And for the other side, get the d**ned mod that removes the proportion caps and don't attack Kiseff, he never needed to make this game and I personally dislike that he felt like he needs to suck up to you. this game is his passion. Pros > Beautiful nostalgic visuals. > Simple and flowey combat that is challenging and feels good. > Progression that makes you feel like you're making leaps in power. > Platforming that lets you utilize your abilities and movement tech. > Easy to learn, a small challenge to master. > Easy to load up and play with friends on a private server. > The character customization is enough, and I like it as it is. Cons > A large part of the community the game attracted is really Toxic to the dev. Conclusion I can't say much more because the game is still in development by ONE PERSON, Kiseff. major respect. thank you for everything you're doing with the game. I love the content and look forward to so much more, I could only dream of being a coding genius and have such a splendid idea come into reality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
ATLYSS is currently priced at 9.75€ on Steam.
No, ATLYSS is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 9.75€ on Steam.
Yes, ATLYSS received 16,289 positive votes out of a total of 16,773 achieving an impressive rating of 9.46.
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ATLYSS was developed by Kiseff and published by KisSoft.
Yes, ATLYSS is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, ATLYSS is not playable on MacOS.
No, ATLYSS is not playable on Linux.
ATLYSS offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
ATLYSS offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
No, ATLYSS does not currently offer any DLC.
No, ATLYSS does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, ATLYSS does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, ATLYSS is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Kiseff
Publisher
KisSoft
Release
22 Nov 2024
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