

Craft In Abyss
FirePillar2 · 2021 · Simulation, RPG, Indie, Strategy, Action
PC
Positive87% · 38 📉 Recent reviews down 70%
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About Craft In Abyss
Craft in Abyss allows players to design their own mechanical fortress, gather resources and continuously strengthen the fortress facilities within a sci-fi world. It is a rogue-lite base building game at heart.
The player will need to keep upgrading and expanding the fortress to strengthen themselves during their journey to gather more companions and fight enemies for resources.
In order to construct additional facilities on the fortress, the player will first have to construct a baseplate, which naturally must be connected to the fortress itself. Do note that more baseplates aren’t always better, since additional baseplates increase the size of the fortress, making it easier for enemies to land their attacks as it will be more difficult to dodge the projectiles.
After designing the shape of the moving fortress, the players will then be able to construct facilities on them, then set off to battle.

During battles, the players will control the moving fortress, and utilize the rotating baseplates as well as the auto-defence facilities to defeat enemies.
After defeating enemies, the player will game resources, which can be used to strengthen the fortress.

After every battle, the player will be able to randomly gain a digital totem, which will come with skills, from the ruins. The player must make good use of the digital totem’s strengths in order to achieve victory.
The most interesting part of this game is that the players will gain skills randomly, meaning that they won’t be able to actually permanently stick with a layout, and will have to adapt their playstyle according to the skills they receive, thereby providing them with different experiences.

“Alex was born and raised in the Underwater Ruins, a sealed megastructure submerged deep beneath the ocean. As a genius engineer, she pilots her battleship alone in search for an exit at the top of the ruins in hopes of finding a solution to the threat of her home disappearing. Yet, what she came across was the mechanical assault from the labyrinth itself…:


The player will need to keep upgrading and expanding the fortress to strengthen themselves during their journey to gather more companions and fight enemies for resources.
Core Gameplay 1: Facilities
In order to construct additional facilities on the fortress, the player will first have to construct a baseplate, which naturally must be connected to the fortress itself. Do note that more baseplates aren’t always better, since additional baseplates increase the size of the fortress, making it easier for enemies to land their attacks as it will be more difficult to dodge the projectiles.
After designing the shape of the moving fortress, the players will then be able to construct facilities on them, then set off to battle.

Core Gameplay 2: Battles
During battles, the players will control the moving fortress, and utilize the rotating baseplates as well as the auto-defence facilities to defeat enemies.
After defeating enemies, the player will game resources, which can be used to strengthen the fortress.

Core Gameplay 3: Skills
After every battle, the player will be able to randomly gain a digital totem, which will come with skills, from the ruins. The player must make good use of the digital totem’s strengths in order to achieve victory.
The most interesting part of this game is that the players will gain skills randomly, meaning that they won’t be able to actually permanently stick with a layout, and will have to adapt their playstyle according to the skills they receive, thereby providing them with different experiences.

Plot Introduction
“Alex was born and raised in the Underwater Ruins, a sealed megastructure submerged deep beneath the ocean. As a genius engineer, she pilots her battleship alone in search for an exit at the top of the ruins in hopes of finding a solution to the threat of her home disappearing. Yet, what she came across was the mechanical assault from the labyrinth itself…:


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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It doesn't matter how good my pc is. After i got a few hours in, the FPS drops top about 5, and never goes back up. It's so slow i don't even care to continue. Maybe you will have better luck with the FPS than i did. If you do. This feels like a really solid game.4 found this helpful
Terrible UI, bad translation, and super slugish performance (on a well-spec'ed machine) sucked the fun out of the game before it got going. If it had a LOT more polish, it could be a recommend, but it's a strong pass for now.3 found this helpful
This game is baffling. It's bullet hell, but you move incredibly slowly and there's really no away to avoid taking many hits. Take hits, splat, game over. And that's the second mission. Also, they bombard you with story before giving you the chance to find out if you like the gameplay or not. Whatever I'm missing, it's not apparent.2 found this helpful
Awful, awful, awful.1 found this helpful
Clunky as hell
Had to unplug everything before it detected my mouse as controller. Even my speakers :( silent games not fun.
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