Retro Abyss : Game's Last Wish

I love this game the pixel art style adds to this being simple but there is some secrets and dialogue that make me feel as though this is real this is the best I have played this game for a long time always waiting for more and this game got its rightful ending BUT in circus and Cerberus dragon you could find secret extra treasure when I went to re-fight them for new game + I looked in the usual places and tried to see if you guys moved it but it was taken out completely (those are 2 of my favorite bosses I love the circus and Cerberus they add too the lore and have a complexity to them that makes it fun and hard at the same time) also in other bosses (demon king in memory/traitors) there where some things that you would get for waiting I also wondered where they went especially in demon king memory that page added to the pieces of lore. Other then that I love this game I hope you guys would make more games seeing as you only have 2 I’d like to see what comes next because this game is great. :)

I just recently finished the game in it’s current state and decked out every character, and now i’m ready to give my ultimatum. This game was an amazing experience, from start to finish, the classic abyss is a fun, short and sweet experience, but quickly gets boring, i wish there was an option to quickly level up a character to max using cash so i don’t have to play through a bunch of levels every time i make a new character. The new story in the game was very interesting, and i was hooked in the bottom of the abyss and the surface of memories. The artstyle is very simplistic and nice to look at, too. Sometimes, you don’t need over the top 4K graphics to have a nice game. One thing i’m curious about though, is what happened to the stronger Poseidon armors? Tl;Dr: fun gameplay, great replayability, good story elements, nice artstyle, amazing game.

To put it simply, I loved this game. Even though the campaign was a bit too short, it was still a blast to play from beginning to end. Despite the upgrade system, there was almost no grind for me (up until the final boss, where I kept dying so I replayed Treasure Room twice in order to get the coins to max out my stats). The ads are completely optional, not being shown unless you specifically click a button that says you have to watch one. I love how the art style is reminiscent of those old Atari games, but with more modern flair added to the mix. The pseudo-twinstick gameplay is pretty solid, and the bosses were all super satisfying to defeat. The story itself isn’t that fleshed out, but I feel like the pros outweigh the cons. All in all, a pretty solid experience. I recommend you play it at least once.