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Abyss Odyssey - Extended Dream Edition
Abyss Odyssey is making the leap to current-gen. Atlus announced today that it would be releasing a PlayStation 4 version of the action platformer-meets-fighting game “soon.”
As players delve further into the abyss, they’ll be able to capture the souls of defeated enemies and take their form. Each creature has its own move set and powers.
The updates implemented in the PC version will be included in the PlayStation 4 release, along with a new community feature. As players collectively defeat the final boss, the Warlock, it will change after a specified number of times.
The new version supports four player local competitive play and two players online. Those that played the original and want an even more difficult challenge can attempt the nightmare mode.
Abyss Odyssey - Extended Dream Edition is priced at $14.99. For more on this game, check out the original release in our Test Chamber.
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