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Trying to distill End of Abyss to a single sentence is difficult. I can call it a Metroid Prime-like, but it’s also a survival-horror game with a sprinkle of Dead Space, but then I’d be remiss to not mention the souls-like influence too. Yes, it can be reductive to narrow a game down to its influences, but it’s a testament to what makes End of Abyss interesting: its ability to execute on so many different elements so well, making it one of my most-anticipated games from 2026’s Summer Game Fest.
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