Abathor - Atlantis Landing
Pow Pixel Games · 2023 · Platformer, Pixel Graphics, 2D, Action, Indie
PC
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About Abathor - Atlantis Landing
Atlantis is being razed! Demon hordes have burst through dimensional gates to destroy the entire continent. The last Atlantean refugees have been devoured by a sea abomination as they boarded their ships to flee the massacre. In this game excerpt, the monsters appear to be led by a mysterious enemy: cunning General Kipak.
What is happening in the once mighty Atlantis? The heroes land on a dangerous beach, each with a powerful reason for being there...
Relive the glory of arcades in this action platformer for up to 4 players. This game excerpt contains:
- 5 distinct levels of increasing difficulty (from the more than 50 stages that the complete game will have), riddled with enemies, traps and challenges.
- The beginning of Abathor's story. You will start to sense what is happening on the Atlantis continent and how to deal with the threat.
- A combat against the sea abomination that has devoured the fleeing Atlanteans.
- A pixel-perfect art design, beautiful and detailed, and epic musical compositions.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
its good. nice sound and gameplay. simple straightforward.
The demo’s fun, but it still hasn’t won me over just yet.
Literally ♥♥♥♥ tier game #unplayable, no support for render on secondary display let alone 4:3 aspect ratio, CANNOT RECOMMEND.
Fun with friends!
I guess I have to give this a recommendation because it's a free demo, so why not try it? As for my impressions of what little content they show us in the demo. i wasn't too impressed. It's very slow paced and very easy. Level design is repetitive and basic. No interesting gimmicks or action set pieces at all. Enemy density is low and the enemy design is very weak. The heavy attack can one shot almost every enemy so you won't really be taking any damage from enemies except the occasional bird you might miss once or twice. Bosses were also push overs. I didn't take a single death in the 30 mins the demo lasted. Barely even took any damage. So if the game is supposed to be reminiscent of brutal arcade classics, than I'm simply not seeing it here. The game is a literal walk in the park, as you move like a snail and kill everything in one hit. Now they did say the difficulty increases later into the game but unfortunately that doesn't show up in the demo. I will say the graphics look pretty great and having 4 playable characters is nice. Though I dont have anyone to test co-op with so I can't comment on that. I don't see how they could possibly balance co-op though unless they just…
[H2]"Prologue", "Episode 0/1", "DEMO"....[/h2] [i] All descriptions for the same thing: [u]an incomplete game, released with it's own Store-Page[/u][/i] Instead of releasing these ''demos'' on the same Store-page as their future title, they choose to have 2 store-pages instead of 1, hoping that this will [i]''increase their reach to a bigger audience''[/i] - even if that goes at the cost of cluttering up the ''free to play'' tabs, making it harder to find actual GOOD F2P games. Worst part? Crypto-shell companies, Ai-slop farmers, triple-A studios and even good, honest - small indie devs are doing this. There are actual HARDWORKING DEVS out there who see this kind of sh!t, and come to the conclusion that the only way to compete, is to do the same scummy practice as the bigger, more popular fish out there! [b]Nobody wins, everyone loses.[/b]
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