Path of the Abyss on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Path of the Abyss is a early access, dungeon crawler and rpg game
developed and published by Suzuki Suzuzou.
Released on June 13th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: English and Japanese.
It has received 460 reviews of which 435 were positive and 25 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 5.85€ on Steam with a 15% discount.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce RTX 2060
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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One of the better dungeon crawlers I've played, to be honest. Plus: + Real-time with pause combat system is snappy. + Interesting things to do with team composition and strategy. + Overall good balance and variety. + ♪ Hot FM Jams ♪ To taste: # Dungeon design is pretty basic. Don't expect fancy gimmicks here. # Very little story, almost entirely vibes. To taste here. Negative: - Keyboard/mouse only, no gamepad support. - UI can be kind of awkward to navigate at times. - Translation can be a bit janky at times, and a few buttons are completely untranslated. Would recommend overall if you're into that.
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The game is incredible despite the AI translation and you should definitely play it if you like blobbers/dungeon crawlers, let me explain why. To begin with the skill system is very unique, at least I never saw anything like it before. To describe it succinctly you have a 3x3 grid where almost every skill you put in can affect adjacent slots. For example if you use a fireball with a poison potion on its side you will apply a poison on top of the fireball. Most of the skills have "Synergies" which affects other skills like that. The grid also serves as your party formation, for example the "top" row is your front line which will be targeted by melee enemies more often. The slots are taken by your character skills, if an enemy throw a T shaped AoE the characters in the top row and the vertical middle line would take an instance of damage for each skill they have on it. So you have to consider the number of skills you want from each unit and where you want them so they are not damaged too much. If you want your tank to soak most of the damage you can put more of his skills on the grid. That system makes you try to balance the location (for synergies), the number (for who will take the most damage) but also the type of party you want to make. Want a full mage party ? You probably can do it with some tinkering of their skills and status points. Which takes me to the other system, the classes. The character creation is pretty barebone at first glance, 4 races with different perks which obviously fit X or Y archetypes, you have a few status points to distribute to fit the archetype you want and that's basically it. However I find the classes to be interesting because you're not locked into a single path, you can make a Sorcerer that can take hits or a Healer throwing damaging spells or poisons. You get points to attribute wherever you want, this can make the grid way easier to manage if your frontliner got a synergy you're forced to put in the top row instead of putting your Mage to be obliterated there. At the end you have 35 points to distribute for your classes and status, it gives a lot of freedom and in case you figure out new funny ideas you can redistribute them later on by purchasing an item in the shop. The gear system is also very nice and honestly it would be way too long to explain how it works. It feels smooth to progress once you understand how the item rarity work and that enchantments can be spammed at will to get upgrades. Stack garbage to sell, reroll good items and repeat to progress. Depending on your build some bosses could feel unfair, don't hesitate to change setup. I started with a DoT party which cleared trash easily but suffered during early bosses, swapping grid setups is the core of the game it feels great to find good new setups. I cleared the game in about 35 hours, afterwards there is a last dungeon that goes on for a while, power level increases drastically from what I saw. I didn't get to finish it and I don't know if you even can but even if you don't want to attempt it the game is a blast until then. For the price you should definitely try it, I'm sure you'll fall in love if you're into the genre.
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Banger soundtrack. Fantastic gameplay with some unique stuff, really worth your money and time.
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You gotta play this game if you enjoy DRPGs. (It does have an early English translation that reaches the end of the game despite what Steam says about English Language Not Supported) Path of the Abyss's combat has a unique twist by having your formation intertwined with your attack / passive / heals positioning and having you do an ATB system with juggling cooldowns and aggro at high APM while trying to status and avoid statuses from enemies. Fully flexible character builds, randomized drop enhancements, mutations for characters, and more Hasu's music is insanely good, the art is gorgeous, mapping is still stand on all tiles but you can place icons or leave yourself notes a la Etrian Odyssey so it stays pretty easy to understand. The only minor issue you may have as an English speaker is that currently the translation is a bit loose through DeepL, though it should be improved later on. Terms like "Correction" or a few things in tiny puzzles may be a bit confusing at first but it's not that bad once you figure out what they mean.
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the machine translation is rough and can feel overwhelming to start, but overall very fun and very good
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Frequently Asked Questions
Path of the Abyss is currently priced at 5.85€ on Steam.
Path of the Abyss is currently available at a 15% discount. You can purchase it for 5.85€ on Steam.
Path of the Abyss received 435 positive votes out of a total of 460 achieving a rating of 8.75.
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Path of the Abyss was developed and published by Suzuki Suzuzou.
Path of the Abyss is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Path of the Abyss is not playable on MacOS.
Path of the Abyss is not playable on Linux.
Path of the Abyss is a single-player game.
Path of the Abyss does not currently offer any DLC.
Path of the Abyss does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Path of the Abyss does not support Steam Remote Play.
Path of the Abyss 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.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Path of the Abyss.
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Developer
Suzuki Suzuzou
Publisher
Suzuki Suzuzou
Release
13 Jun 2025
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