On 20th October, Phantom Abyss will be rope-swinging its way onto Xbox Game Pass. Along with this announcement, we also…
Along with this announcement, we also have a nice shiny new trailer from Devolver Digital to mark the occasion. This trailer, which you can see below, shows off some of the extreme temple runs that you as the player will have to navigate.This"massive asynchronous multiplayer" will throw players into those temples seen above and task them with retrieving ancient relics from within.
This will not be an easy task, however, as players will only get"one attempt" at each procedurally generated temple - in the words of Devolver Digital,"failure or settling for a lesser relic means you will never see that temple again". So, you know, no pressure. There is the chance to watch the"phantoms of fallen players" however, so players can absolutely use this to their advantage. There is no way you will catch me making those same mistakes.Meanwhile, in addition to Phantom Abyss, October will also see additions such as Eville , Scorn , and A Plague Tale: Requiem
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