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Through victory and defeat, traverse the merciless trials of hell.
WARRIORS: Abyss is a action, musou and action roguelike game
developed and published by KOEI TECMO GAMES CO. and LTD..
Released on February 12th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 9 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
It has received 1,269 reviews of which 1,080 were positive and 189 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.1 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 10.47€ on Eneba.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows® 10/11 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3-8100 or higher, AMD Ryzen 3 3200G or higher
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 (VRAM 2GB) or better, AMD Radeon R9 380 (VRAM 4GB) or better
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 4 GB available space
- Sound Card: 16-bit stereo with 48KHz playback
- Additional Notes: Based on a display resolution of 1280x720 and a frame rate of 30FPS, with all graphics settings set to "Low." Note: Windows® 11 system requirements may apply when using that OS.
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I've been letting this game cook for me for a few months now, and I have to say that this is the ultimate go to Warriors game if you want quick, fast paced 'dumb' fun to pass the time. The presentation is not the best, the graphics are far from being top notch and there is some sort of a 'reheated nachos' feeling to the game, since it utilizes models from other games. However, the gameplay is just so much fun, taking the classic Musou genre and mixing it with Roguelite, that the whole package is pretty decent. It has the usual roguelite progression, you'll struggle in the first few runs, but after a while you'll start to get enemy patterns, learn the builds and so on, and the game gets somewhat easy. I'd still say this is among the hardest Musou games out there, it is very fast paced and the bosses are no joke. After beating the game once you have the option to play with enhanced difficulty, which is a nice post-game, but it is somewhat locked to the character you beat the difficulty with (T1 is open to all, T2-T5 are character specific) and I find this unnecessary This has been patched! Nice improvement. The roster is basically Samurai Warriors + Dynasty Warriors, with a very generous quantity of 100+ playable characters. One aspect that I feel like people tend to not talk about is how the movesets of the characters are greatly improved to better fit the style of Abyss. Yeah, the moves are pretty much the same, but they added a lot of particles, projectiles, even increased the speed of certain attacks, which got me to enjoy playing as characters that I usually don't enjoy to play as. They also had a cute update featuring 3 new characters from the Atelier series, which I was pleasantly surprised with. I'm not sure if they plan on doing more characters update, but I'm already pleased with what we got. There is not that much content here (few bosses, stages, mostly null plot), but the gameplay loop is so fun that it does not get repetitive as fast as you'd expect. Warriors: Abyss won't replace main games or Warriors Orochi, but it's a fun and effective take on the Musou genre that I'd highly recommend to at least try.
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A 3D roguelite Warriors game. For those newer to roguelite, your levels, build, and progression through the dungeons in the game are reset whether you win, die, or quit. The game is very focused on the gameplay loop. And then for a player asking about roguelite vs. roguelike, the quick way would be: Roguelites: Hades, Slay the Spire, Rogue Legacy, Risk of Rain 2, Nova Drift, Balatro, Vampire Survivors, Halls of Torment, etc. Roguelikes: Fatal Labyrinth, Azure Dreams, Shiren the Wanderer, Trillion: God of Destruction, The Guided Fate Paradox, Touhou Genso Wanderer What I like/liked: [*]gameplay [*]builds [*]replayability [*]meta-progression (every 50 cumulative levels for a hero = more stats, unlocking more heroes = more stats, rewards from other game modes offer different passives and stats, acquiring a hero's weapon and transcending offers other build options) [*]its roster of heroes and different angles to approach builds on each of them [*]customizing the playlist based on area and boss, then being able to select among your playlists [*]extensive number of tutorials and in-game help [*]increasing number of game modes from higher difficulty, designated and randomized playthrough with challenge modifiers, a time attack mode, and a survival mode. Other things about this game: [*]minimal story. Though there is lore tucked away in the records section you can unlock as it relates our employer and the situations they've been in and/or are in. [*]enemy and boss variety – up to 8 bosses, with 4 of the bosses being the same each playthrough [*]minimal character story – the extent is a biography and the description on their weapon [*]four underworld-themed biomes [*]no multiplayer [*]you can preview heroes (that act as passives and/or abilities during a playthrough) and reroll the heroes if you don't like the selection given, but currently there is no Banish feature to remove that hero from the pool [*]currently, cannot reset or toggle off most of your meta-progression (e.g., some players wanted to toggle off their cumulative levels to avoid being too powerful, others don't want the new attack boost that comes with unlocking your weapon, and others just want to be weaker in general with access to the full playable roster – as unlocking more of the roster also increases the stats of all heroes. [*]Characters have been released as part of the base game purchase. The DLCs are cosmetic for about 0.50 to 3.00 USD per costume, bundled together so that there aren't 200+ DLCs showing up in the store and creating drama and confusion that way. DLC prices haven't reached other studios charging 5.00 to 40.00 USD per costume for comparable visibility. But you'll still see a handful of drama barons over the topic of "optional cosmetics are too expensive!" If you're one of these drama barons, give me your clown emojis and Funnys. Other Comments: For players looking to get all the achievements, the game may take you 25~60ish hours. If you were looking for completion of all the meta progression, highest difficulties with all heroes, and highest difficulty of the Training Halls, you're looking at hundreds of hours if you let yourself. Prior to July 3~4, 2025's patch, this estimate was at 2000+ hours. Despite all the extra meta progression dumped on players and new heroes added, there were some quality of life features added too that will cut down on this estimate by several hundred hours. I don't plan to play THAT long. I do find the game enjoyable for a run or two every day or every other day. And just trying something I haven't or fine tuning something I have, but more the former. Still, have gotten 300+ hours out of the game from just the base game price and no DLC. Definitely gotten my money's worth from this unexpected shadow-dropped game.
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This is just a reply to the user who said the game doesn't have saves. It does. Just exit between floors through the menu. Then click continue on the main menu to start at that point again. As for DLC content, give us Warriors: Legends of Troy!
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This is a Hades-like Musou Roguelike. Absolutely loved it. I'll keep coming back to it a lot, that I can tell. Played it on Steam Deck (mostly) and desktop PC. (+) Hades style of combat with Musou (+) NO NEED TO MASH! You can keep the button pressed! Hopefully that will be implemented in the musou games going forward (+) Tons of characters (some are not very fun to play tbh) (+) VERY engaging gameplay loop (+) Constant free updates with new characters and new modes (+) The difficulty can ramp up on the other modes, which is very welcome (+) The runs are usually the right amount of time for me (30min?) (+) Game runs great on steam deck!! 60 fps! (+) So many builds! (-) Can be quite obtuse to actually find the info you need to make a build, as the game does explain things but not thoroughly
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Fun fact: The main dev who came up with the idea has over 1000+ hours in Slay the Spire. Bless indies! Warriors Abyss is when a dev who loves roguelite alot wants to mix the entire cast and movesets of Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors into a blender of hack n slash rogueliteness. The result? Basically Hades gameplay on steroids and my god everyone has their own movesets and abilities. For a shadow drop of a spin-off, it's surprisingly addicting. + Over like 100 characters/movesets along with different elements and summon attacks to strategize over which is unbelievably insane but it's true + The whole gameplay loop and combinations you can do is a lot so even if you play the same character, you could always aim for a very different approach. For example: You can go speed dodging, tanking a lot of defense or go elemental killing spree. It's a lot to take in at first but once you get the ball rolling, there's a whole bunch of ways you can finish a run. + Worth the price in terms of value and replayability. Game is also getting free updates with more characters and content for free so the game's just giving more stuffs in the future for you to play with! - I can't say the same for the DLC prices but that's Koei Tecmo's shenanigans for you. Just the base game is enough unless you really want the costumes. - Unlike Hades with it's great characters/story, there's not much of those here. King Enma summons you, save his "hell" from Gouma, a bit of lore, rinse and repeat. I do wish there were like support conversations or specific characters interacting to at least keep things more interesting or refreshing. Overall, honestly an underrated hack n slash roguelite worth getting. 8/10 for me so get it full price or a discount if on a budget. Just remember that even the movesets matters!
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WARRIORS: Abyss is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam.
WARRIORS: Abyss is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.99€ on Steam.
WARRIORS: Abyss received 1,080 positive votes out of a total of 1,269 achieving a rating of 8.10.
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WARRIORS: Abyss was developed and published by KOEI TECMO GAMES CO. and LTD..
WARRIORS: Abyss is playable and fully supported on Windows.
WARRIORS: Abyss is not playable on MacOS.
WARRIORS: Abyss is not playable on Linux.
WARRIORS: Abyss is a single-player game.
There are 23 DLCs available for WARRIORS: Abyss. Explore additional content available for WARRIORS: Abyss on Steam.
WARRIORS: Abyss does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
WARRIORS: Abyss does not support Steam Remote Play.
WARRIORS: 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.
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KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.
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KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.
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