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Abzu is an exploration game where you are a lone diver in a lush ocean world. The diver descends deeper and deeper into the depths, where she will encounter majestic creatures, discover ancient secrets, and search for her true purpose.
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GameplanetBaz MacdonaldAug 201610/10If you aren't entranced by mechanically shallow games like Journey, don't bother. But if you find exploration titles even marginally interesting, Abzu is an absolute must-play – it's the most majestic one yet.
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We Got This CoveredTyler TreeseAug 20165/5 starsABZÛ simply has to be seen to be believed, as it's a real achievement for the video game medium.
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Press StartJames BerichAug 201610/10ABZÛ is exactly what it appears to be – it's a linear game that encourages players to dive into its deep waters and interact with nature.
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Slant MagazineJed PressgroveAug 20162/5 starsThe game fails to satisfy the natural urge to explore a three-dimensional realm of seemingly endless possibilities.
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IBTimes UKBen SkipperAug 20162/5 starsAbzu is well beautiful and well put-together, but cannot escape its self-inflicted sense of déjà vu. Matt Nava and Giant Squid Studios have played it safe. Too safe. There is an obvious artistry to Abzu however, that we can only hope is put to better use in whatever comes next.
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IGDB rating 7.9/10 from 502 ratings.
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