The king is dead, an empire is rising and the fate of the world is once again hanging in the balance. BRIGANDINE ABYSS has now arrived, bringing a fresh entry in the tactical strategy series to Xbox alongside PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam.
Priced at £44.99 on the Xbox Store, BRIGANDINE ABYSS mixes war simulation and strategy RPG ideas as players take command of armies, manage resources and take to hex-based battlefields. Whether you’re looking to follow one of its story campaigns or forge your own path to victory, there’s plenty of territory to fight over.
BRIGANDINE ABYSS At A Glance
- Game: BRIGANDINE ABYSS
- Price: £44.99
- Formats: Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, PC via Steam
- Genre: Strategy RPG and war simulation
- Developer: HAPPINET CORPORATION
- Publisher: HAPPINET CORPORATION
Six Stories To Tell In A World At War
BRIGANDINE ABYSS takes place in a new world, with the Abyssloa Empire once again rising to threaten everything in its path. Players can tackle the conflict through six different storylines, each offering another perspective on the war and the dark forces behind it.
That means there isn’t just one route through the campaign. The stories offer different ways to experience the conflict, as you work to strengthen your position and push back against an increasingly dangerous enemy.
Success won’t simply come from picking the strongest units and charging into battle. BRIGANDINE ABYSS splits its gameplay between organisation and attack phases, asking players to prepare their forces before taking them into combat.
Resources need managing, troops need positioning and monsters can be rallied to your cause. Once the battle begins, the series’ hexagonal grid-based strategy comes into play, with skills, elemental attributes and army development all influencing the outcome. It should make every victory feel earned – and every mistake potentially costly.
Mission Mode Offers A Different Route To Victory
Beyond the main story campaigns, BRIGANDINE ABYSS also introduces a Mission Mode that significantly changes the experience.
Players can take control of one of 24 different factions, each with its own conditions for victory. You might be focused on conquest, working to restore glory to your city or simply trying to clear the debts hanging over your head.
That variety should give strategy fans plenty of reasons to keep returning, experimenting with different factions and finding new ways to achieve their objectives.
The Empire Is Waiting
BRIGANDINE ABYSS arrives with plenty for tactical strategy fans to get their heads around. Between its six storylines, 24 playable nations in Mission Mode, monster-filled armies and hex-based battles, this is a game built around thinking before making your next move.
BRIGANDINE ABYSS is available now on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam, priced at £44.99 on the Xbox Store. The king may be gone, but the battle for what comes next is only just beginning.
