Abyss: The Wraiths of Eden sends players into Eden, a forgotten underwater city whose Art-Deco architecture frames a mystery steeped in supernatural danger. The former utopia is presented as a place where traces of ancient evil linger, giving exploration a distinctly eerie purpose: investigate its secrets and confront the threat hidden in the city’s deepest chambers.
The adventure builds its exploration around hidden-object scenes and original minigames, with the unusual option to switch a hidden-object scene for a minigame instead. Its setting is more than scenery: hand-drawn graphics and Hollywood-quality animations accompany a journey through 40 locations, including 14 hidden-object scenes. That combination makes the game’s identity a blend of atmospheric discovery and compact puzzle challenges, rather than an action-focused underwater expedition.
Players looking at activity figures can therefore read them alongside a game built around solo investigation, hidden-object searching, and a choice between two puzzle formats.
