End Of Abyss review

TL;DR

End of Abyss features a "Scandi-chiaroscuro" visual style, combining cute aesthetics with eerie horror.
The game adopts a survival-horror gameplay loop similar to PS1-era Resident Evil, with zoomed-out perspectives and fixed camera angles.
It attempts to blend survival-horror with elements of Dark Souls, Metroid, and Hollow Knight, resulting in a large, complex facility.
The striking visual style, while initially effective, makes it difficult to navigate the game's interconnected environments.
Repetitive backtracking and a confusing map hinder the player's progress and diminish the impact of the scares.
The control scheme is described as confounding, adding to the difficulty of combat.
The game's ambition in its scope and genre blending leads to it being potentially too large and repetitive for its own good.

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