Resident Evil Meets Little Nightmares in Terrifying New Horror Game

Combining the eerie atmosphere of Little Nightmares with the thrills of a ‘90s sci-fi horror flick, End of Abyss delivers an unnerving descent into a blue-toned hell. It invites obvious comparisons to James Cameron’s The Abyss, but it's more comparable to getting lost in an empty mall at night as a child. Your bobble-headed hero is so tiny, and the steel around them seems to stretch on forever. Messy execution doesn’t do that promising premise justice, but End of Abyss occasionally sticks in your gut as a nerve-racking tone piece crawling with parasites.