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Warriors: Abyss est une approche Roguelite de la franchise Warriors, Out Today

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Mar 21,2025

Après la libération de Dynasty Warriors: Origins , Koei Tecmo offre un autre titre passionnant, Warriors: Abyss , une nouvelle version du genre Musou. Ce nouveau Roguelite, avec des visages familiers de la série Warriors , est maintenant disponible.

Présenté lors de l'état de jeu de la PlayStation d'aujourd'hui, Warriors: Abyss permet aux joueurs d'assembler une escouade de personnages et de se battre à travers des hordes d'ennemis. La perspective isométrique évoque la sensation de Diablo et de la Roguelite Hadès .

Les joueurs constitueront une équipe pour affronter les forces de «l'enfer», luttant contre les ennemis démoniaques. La bande-annonce de gameplay comportait des personnages de toute la franchise Warriors , notamment Zhou Yu, Nobunaga Oda et Sun Shang Xiang.

Jouer Selon le blog PlayStation, les personnages peuvent être recrutés et ajoutés à votre équipe, offrant des capacités d'invocation supplémentaires. Les joueurs peuvent utiliser jusqu'à sept héros actifs au combat, avec une liste de 100 guerriers disponibles au lancement.

Koei Tecmo prévoit d'élargir la liste des personnages avec des ajouts du royaume Jin dans Dynasty Warriors , et a fait allusion à encore plus de personnages sur la ligne, y compris potentiellement ceux en dehors de la série Warriors .

Warriors: Abyss est disponible dès maintenant sur PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X | S et PC via Steam. Une version de Nintendo Switch est prévue pour le 13 février 2025. Les joueurs qui achètent le jeu avant le 14 mars 2025 recevront un ensemble de costumes de Dynasty Warriors dans le jeu.

Pour un aperçu complet des annonces de l'état de jeu PlayStation d'aujourd'hui, consultez notre récapitulatif.

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