Neon Abyss is another blast of a game developed by Veewo Games and published by Team 17, a studio that only seems to publish gems such as the Overcooked series or the recent indie-darling Narita Boy. That said, if you’ve played other roguelikes such Binding of Isaac, Dead Cells, or Hades, you’ll pick up on Neon Abyss quite quickly. Though, with the extensive number of guns, it actually has more in common with Enter the Gungeon. RELATED: Ranked: The Best Roguelikes On PS4 In it, you collect guns, eggs, coins, pets, upgrades, and most important items to buff yourself and get as far as possible into the “Abyss” (why can't roguelikes just chill out a bit with the dramatic settings?). Now, there are other roguelikes out there for people who don't like high-octane over-the-top action, such as a deck builder like Roguebook. But, if you like the classic run-and-gun format, Neon Abyss should treat you well. Now, after unlocking every character and getting through all the bosses (as of the most...
