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So, this thing called “End of Abyss” gets a curtain call at the Summer Game Fest 2025, courtesy of Section 9 Interactive chillin’ with Epic Games. It’s got that vibe – you know, body horror meets eerie exploration, all wrapped in this top-down FPS style. Players are buzzing, tossing around comparisons to games like “Inside” and “Little Nightmares.” I mean, it’s kind of a bold move, right?
The crew behind this? Well, we’re talking folks who had their hands in “Little Nightmares,” “Little Nightmares 2,” and even “LittleBigPlanet PS VITA.” They’ve cooked up something with this dark sci-fi horror twist that’s got people raising eyebrows and possibly peeking through their fingers, if you get what I mean.
Ah, Summer Game Fest. So many surprises, like the next chapter in the Resident Evil saga. But then this “End of Abyss” thing pops up, and it’s like, wait, what? People are intrigued by how it throws body horror into the mix, but the perspective – that’s what’s turning heads.
Anyway, the trailer throws us into the shoes of Cel, this young techy kid snooping through some underground complex. There’s a whole vibe of “stay alive at all costs” as she battles monstrous creatures and tries to make sense of a world gone to hell. Cel’s journey isn’t just a walk in the park – it’s an exploration fest with some battle challenges thrown in.
Something funky? Early comparisons to “Inside” have already started. People are itching to see how the mix of action and exploration pans out. And honestly, isn’t that what keeps us coming back?
And here we are again, horror fans drooling over the latest offerings, from the “Silent Hill 2” remake kicking up nostalgia to quirky things like “Poppy Playtime.” The calendar’s getting crowded – with “Reanimal,” “Little Nightmares 3,” and now, “End of Abyss.” Bring on 2026, ’cause we’re ready for more sleepless nights.
So yup, while you’re waiting, maybe wishlist it on Epic Games Store or PlayStation Store? Just a thought.
