ABZU

I'll be honest with you, ABZU is probably what something some people might call a swimming simulator or what people like me call it Journey but what if SEA, There's not much to do in the game rather than explore, you are pressing like 2 buttons to interact and there's no combat really, no oxygen bar, no health no stress at all, and ABZU doesn't advertises a combat game either, but what it does advertises is being able to swim in a beautiful ocean with fishes and getting lost in it. Well I'm happy to announce, ABZU is every bit excellent at what it does advertises itself as.. a swim in a mysterious ocean, discovering some lost civilisation ruins and just pure joy and wonder, and looks gorgeous while being at it. It's not a combat game or a challenging game, you can beat the whole thing in an evening, you can even hand your kid controller and they'll finish it, and they'll love every second of it. Because ABZU at it's core is a love letter to sea exploration and wonder, joy and curi...

Stunning experience. If you ever wanted to feel the majesty and serenity of the ocean, this is the way.

I'll be honest with you, ABZU is probably what something some people might call a swimming simulator or what people like me call it Journey but what if SEA, There's not much to do in the game rather than explore, you are pressing like 2 buttons to interact and there's no combat really, no oxygen bar, no health no stress at all, and ABZU doesn't advertises a combat game either, but what it does advertises is being able to swim in a beautiful ocean with fishes and getting lost in it. Well I'm happy to announce, ABZU is every bit excellent at what it does advertises itself as.. a swim in a mysterious ocean, discovering some lost civilisation ruins and just pure joy and wonder, and looks gorgeous while being at it. It's not a combat game or a challenging game, you can beat the whole thing in an evening, you can even hand your kid controller and they'll finish it, and they'll love every second of it. Because ABZU at it's core is a love letter to sea exploration and wonder, joy and curios...

I didn't really like it, it was pretty but was empty and lack story for the price.

🔥 ABZÛ Review 🔥 🌟 Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🎮 Genre: Adventure 📖 Review: It was 116 minutes of pure beauty — sea and nature. I have never seen a poly-style game as great as this one. I was amazed. No bugs, no glitches — just pure chill. 👍 Pros: Amazing sea animals 👎 Cons: I can't say 🔥 Overall Impression: If you have 2 hours of gaming, just play it and you will receive a pure chill (not boring) experience with amazing graphics.

All that's missing are David Attenborough narrations

I've played this before on another console, and liked it enough to grab it again. It always feels like a zen experience, and the meditation mode is good at enhancing that.

It's a tech demo, not a game.

relaxing exploration game, very nice audio and visuals.

I've been putting off making this review for a while now, because I'm just not sure what to say. How even can one go about describing something that has left such a significant impact upon one's life? ABZÛ is more than just a game, really it's something far more special, to me at least. I have been a scuba diver for many years now, and have played this game for almost as many (Though a vast majority of that was on PS4, well before I owned a PC). It is a tradition of mine now that, before going on a dive trip, I always make sure to take the night before off, sit down, and play through this game, front-to-back, before going to bed. No interruptions, just me, the sea, and meditation. To me it has a way of reinvigorating my deep love of the ocean in ways I can't quite put into words. It leaves me with near the same, wondrous sense of calm I get when sitting down by the shore, gazing at the blue horizon, listening to the waves, and imagining all that lies beneath them. It's almost sacred ...