New Games: ABATHOR (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox, Switch) - 2D Arcade Action Platformer

Video Game Description: Abathor is a 2D arcade action platformer for up to 4 players. You are the last hope in defense of Atlantis, you’ll face hordes of enemies and countless challenges. Enjoy its pixel art and epic music. A cooperative and competitive game to achieve glory or death.

Genre: Platformer, 2D, Action

Publisher: JanduSoft

Developer: Pow Pixel Games

Rating: T for Teen (Blood, Violence)

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The Atlantean civilization has angered the gods. They have sent hordes of monsters to punish Atlantis by destroying the continent. Players must cooperate and compete to save Atlantis, going through a series of challenges of increasing difficulty. In their progress, our heroes will fight against ferocious demons and primordial gods, against the living and against the dead, against flying beasts and crawling horrors. They will dodge dangers and traps and descend into chilling abysses. But they will also compete against each other for the loot and the spoils, plundering treasures and offering them to the gods to receive their favor.
2D platformer with action roguelite influences and up to 4 players in local mode.
Fight against an army of monsters through more than 50 stages of increasing difficulty and incredible final bosses.
Enjoy elaborate pixel art and an epic soundtrack with over 40 tracks.
Traverse the entire continent of Atlantis and delve into lore based on Plato’s writings and Athanasius’ map.
Re-live the arcades of the 80s and 90s, with features of retro 16-bit games and the influence of the metroidvania and beat ‘em up genre.