End of Abyss Launches from Former Little Nightmares Developers
The release moves Little Nightmares alumni from Tarsier's shadow into their own studio, with Epic handling publishing for a title built on the same claustrophobic horror instincts.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Epic Games Publishing has released End of Abyss, a horror action game from Section 9 Interactive, a studio founded by staff who worked on Little Nightmares. Players control Cel, a young combat engineer, inside a labyrinthine underground facility. It is available for PC via the Epic Games Store, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S at 3,648 yen and 3,650 yen.
Section 9 Interactive's staff list is the pitch: developers who previously worked on Little Nightmares, now building their own underground corridor crawl. Players take Cel, a young combat engineer, into a vast facility to trace the cause of an anomaly, fighting the creatures that roam its ruined areas. Progression runs through equipment upgrades and a Scanner that opens branching paths and previously sealed corridors. Epic Games Publishing handles the release, which is out now for PC via the Epic Games Store, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
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