In the actual run, Warriors Abyss has some great ideas. Unlike your typical musou, it’s an isometric game, with a camera pulled overhead, similar to Diablo or Hades. You still hit X and Y (or ...

There’s an ogre, a skeletal griffin, and other supernatural things and while that's more creative than we typically get in a Warriors game they never managed to wow me. The main issue ...

When it splashed, it felt like the most normal of events. Because the Warriors needed a bucket. Because the game was on the line. And, almost inexplicably, Green has spent an entire career hitting ...

Warriors: Abyss reviewed by Jada Griffin on PlayStation 5, also available on PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC Warriors: Abyss may stumble in its open-ended, cookie-cutter ...