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There are only two constants in Abyss Odyssey: a great evil awaits at the bottom of the pit, and you must succeed or die. From indie Chilean developer ACE Team comes a new side-scrolling action adventure game featuring a complex fighting engine in procedurally generated levels that destines its three warriors to battle for an eternity. Enter the bold Katrien, the tortured specter Ghost Monk, and the ethereal Pincoya. Use the characters to perform combos, chaining attacks and releasing a flurry of blows in order to survive what lies beneath. Your path into the unknown may start out with three fierce warriors, but when you learn to possess your enemies, you can challenge the abyss with their skills and combat abilities. Each foe is as technically complex as the main warriors. Use these abilities available to you and attempt to figure out the infinite abyss. But the difficulties in accomplishing this great task doesn't end there! The side-scrolling levels never play out the same way twice, from the monsters they are filled with, the locations of life-saving merchants, or the unique encounters and treasures to be found. Begin your downward journey into the depths of the unknown in a game dripping in Art Nouveau style with a heavy emphasis on combat. Coming Summer 2014 as a downloadable title for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. For formation: http://abyssodyssey.com

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A video presenting the game#039;s features: fully customizable skill sets, nearly every enemy is playable, and a never-ending, procedural gameplay structure

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Gravity Rush fans, we know you're desperately waiting on news of Gravity Rush 2. While don't have that to report today, we do have the next best thing. The gravity queen Kat herself is taking to a new game, the Bronze Award-winning action RPG Ragnarok Odyssey Ace, courtesy of some from DLC from the good folk over at XSEED. You might have missed this DLC when slid in during the usual PSN r...

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Hardcore Gamer: Ragnarok Odyssey ACE just came out a few weeks ago for PS3 and Vita here in North America, and already it's received some stellar DLC. Best of all, the content has been free!

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PS Vita owners in Europe who enjoy hunting down giant monsters with improbably large weapons are in for some good news. The Pocket Gamer Bronze Award-winning action RPG Ragnarok Odyssey Ace will slice its way across the pond on Wednesday, April 30. That's the good news. The potentially bad news here is that GungHo has confirmed to Joystiq that Ace will a download-only title on the PSN which ...

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GXC: "Repetitive missions, a lackluster story elements that usually make a game unworthy of spending hours of our lives playing. But when those faults are overshadowed by deep and engaging gameplay, you tend to forget about those imperfections. This is what you find with Ragnarok Odyssey ACE an upgrade to the 2012 release of the PlayStation Vita exclusive, Ragnarok Odyssey. Now on both the PS3 and Vita, ACE takes the original game and adds even more content to the already jam-packed original game. This addition of new gameplay elements and content in turn makes the game all the more worthwhile despite its many faults."

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GXC: "Repetitive missions, a lackluster story elements that usually make a game unworthy of spending hours of our lives playing. But when those faults are overshadowed by deep and engaging gameplay, you tend to forget about those imperfections. This is what you find with Ragnarok Odyssey ACE an upgrade to the 2012 release of the PlayStation Vita exclusive, Ragnarok Odyssey. Now on both the PS3 and Vita, ACE takes the original game and adds even more content to the already jam-packed original game. This addition of new gameplay elements and content in turn makes the game all the more worthwhile despite its many faults."