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** [[LetsPlay/{{Pewdiepie}} Pewdie and Piedie]] are the Gods of Trolls.
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* TrueFinalBoss: [[spoiler:Defeat a Cursed Manager in a run and you enter one final battle against Prometheus.]]
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* NotCompletelyUseless: One of the unlockables is "Crystal Devices", little devices that appear in the dungeon and cost one crystal to activate; like most Crystal items, they turn into [[CastFromHP Spike]] Devices if hit. They do absolutely nothing. However, spending crystals is the fastest way to build your Wisdom; alternatively, if you want a Violence room, damaging them works just as well as hitting a Crystal Door or Chest.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The Popcorn item turns all of your gun's bullets into explosive rounds. This can be devastating against most mooks and bosses and negates the need to use bombs on rock walls and containers, but unless you've picked up the Big Daddy item which gives you explosion immunity, you'll likely be caught in the blast radius of your shots fairly often, especially if you have familiars your bullets can hit on accident such as the Vibrant Ball.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The Popcorn item turns all of your gun's bullets into explosive rounds. This can be devastating against most mooks and bosses and negates the need to use bombs on rock walls and containers, but unless you've picked up the Big Daddy item which gives you explosion immunity, you'll likely be caught in the blast radius of your shots fairly often, especially if you have familiars your bullets can hit on accident such as the Vibrant Ball. Worse, there are a few guns that spawn their bullets at a distance and move them ''towards'' you - you do ''not'' want to use these guns with Popcorn!
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* CastFromHitPoints: Filling a Violence meter up all the way unlocks a hidden room you can teleport to where you can exchange a HeartContainer for a weapon or item.
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* CastFromHitPoints: Filling a Violence meter up all the way unlocks a hidden room you can teleport to where you can exchange a HeartContainer for a weapon or item. On the other hand, filling the Wisdom meter is much harder (especially since damaging a crystal device ''immediately'' turns all your Wisdom into Violence), but the hidden room unlocked that way averts the trope and gives you an item for free.
* ChargedAttack: Several guns charge their shot before firing. Some continue to fire while charged, but perform an extra effect when the charge is released (such as one that spawns Angry Sprites when fully charged and then fired).
* ChargedAttack: Several guns charge their shot before firing. Some continue to fire while charged, but perform an extra effect when the charge is released (such as one that spawns Angry Sprites when fully charged and then fired).
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* GuideDangIt: So you're told to hunt the Managers. How do you get to them? [[spoiler:You need to spawn Wisdom and Violence rooms. Each time you visit one, a mural in the back will fill. Once it's full, it spawns a Token of Ares or Athena (in Violence and Wisdom respectively). With one of these tokens in your possession, kill Zeus and you'll enter Stage 8. Finish this stage to fight the appropriate Manager.]] All the game tells you is to "enter the temple of Ares/Athena", without even telling you [[spoiler:these are the Violence and Wisdom rooms, respectively]]. Averted when you unlock [[spoiler:the Cursed bosses]], where the game lays out exactly what you have to do to reach them.
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* MovingTheGoalposts: How the game's progression works. Beat Argus, and on the next run you have to fight Hal. Beat Hal, and on the next run you have to fight Zeus. Beat Zeus, and you're asked to hunt down Ares and Athena. Beat those two, and [[spoiler:you have to fight Cursed Zeus, Cursed Ares, and Cursed Athena]]. Oh, and except in the last case, each new tier requires you ''refight'' all the tiers before it to get to it!
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''Neon Abyss'' is a [[{{Roguelike}} roguelite]] [[ActionGame action]]-[[PlatformGame platformer]] developed by Chinese studio Veewo Games and published by Creator/Team17 that was released on July 14, 2020 for the Play Station 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam. You play as a new initiate of the "Grim Squad", a task force created by Hades to slay the New Gods, a pantheon of deities that are pastiches of pop culture fads, such as mobile videos, fast food and cryptocurrency. Its art style is very ostensibly inspired by a mixture of 1980s synthwave and neo-futuristic landscapes, and much like ''VideoGame/EnterTheGungeon'', ''VideoGame/RogueLegacy'' and ''VideoGame/{{Hades}}'', allows you to collect currency to modify future runs by unlocking playable characters, items, vendors and secret rooms.
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''Neon Abyss'' is a [[{{Roguelike}} roguelite]] [[ActionGame action]]-[[PlatformGame platformer]] developed by Chinese studio Veewo Games and published by Creator/Team17 that was released on July 14, 2020 for the Play Station 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam. Steam.
You play as a new initiate of the "Grim Squad", a task force created by Hades to slay the New Gods, a pantheon of deities that are pastiches of pop culture fads, such as mobile videos, fast food and cryptocurrency. Its art style is very ostensibly inspired by a mixture of 1980s synthwave and neo-futuristic landscapes, and much like ''VideoGame/EnterTheGungeon'', ''VideoGame/RogueLegacy'' and ''VideoGame/{{Hades}}'', allows you to collect currency to modify future runs by unlocking playable characters, items, vendors and secret rooms.
You play as a new initiate of the "Grim Squad", a task force created by Hades to slay the New Gods, a pantheon of deities that are pastiches of pop culture fads, such as mobile videos, fast food and cryptocurrency. Its art style is very ostensibly inspired by a mixture of 1980s synthwave and neo-futuristic landscapes, and much like ''VideoGame/EnterTheGungeon'', ''VideoGame/RogueLegacy'' and ''VideoGame/{{Hades}}'', allows you to collect currency to modify future runs by unlocking playable characters, items, vendors and secret rooms.
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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The New Gods are based off modern obsessions, such as Tik and Tok being based off mobile video sharing apps.
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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: AntiFrustrationFeatures:
** In a similar vein to ''VideoGame/EnterTheGungeon'', certain rooms have teleport stones that can be used to quickly traverse around the current level without having to backtrack through several rooms.
** As in ''VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac'', the treasure room on the first floor will always be unlocked, to accommodate for characters who don't start out with extra keys.
** You automatically melee enemies with your knife if you're in close enough proximity to them without having to press a different button, preventing frustrations with aiming in close-quarters.
** While some guns still have a cooldown reloading period before they can be used in short succession, all guns have BottomlessMagazines, giving players more leeway for missing shots.
* AwesomeButImpractical: The Popcorn item turns all of your gun's bullets into explosive rounds. This can be devastating against most mooks and bosses and negates the need to use bombs on rock walls and containers, but unless you've picked up the Big Daddy item which gives you explosion immunity, you'll likely be caught in the blast radius of your shots fairly often, especially if you have familiars your bullets can hit on accident such as the Vibrant Ball.
* BottomlessMagazines: No guns require ammunition, meaning they can be spammed to your heart's content, although some guns have to reload, signified by a short cooldown bar.
* CastFromHitPoints: Filling a Violence meter up all the way unlocks a hidden room you can teleport to where you can exchange a HeartContainer for a weapon or item.
* EverybodyHatesHades: Averted, Hades is your completely trustworthy patron. [[spoiler:If anything, it's ''inverted'', since most of the Managers turn out to be likely {{Modernized God}}s who betrayed their brother for the sake of ruling the modern world.]]
* FantasyPantheon: The New Gods themselves who are based on modern-day obsessions.
* FoodGod: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with [=McTucky=] and [=McFamily=], the Gods of Fast Food.
* KillTheGod: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the Managers.
* TheModernGods: The New Gods are based off modern obsessions, such as Tik and Tok being based off mobile video sharing apps.
** In a similar vein to ''VideoGame/EnterTheGungeon'', certain rooms have teleport stones that can be used to quickly traverse around the current level without having to backtrack through several rooms.
** As in ''VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac'', the treasure room on the first floor will always be unlocked, to accommodate for characters who don't start out with extra keys.
** You automatically melee enemies with your knife if you're in close enough proximity to them without having to press a different button, preventing frustrations with aiming in close-quarters.
** While some guns still have a cooldown reloading period before they can be used in short succession, all guns have BottomlessMagazines, giving players more leeway for missing shots.
* AwesomeButImpractical: The Popcorn item turns all of your gun's bullets into explosive rounds. This can be devastating against most mooks and bosses and negates the need to use bombs on rock walls and containers, but unless you've picked up the Big Daddy item which gives you explosion immunity, you'll likely be caught in the blast radius of your shots fairly often, especially if you have familiars your bullets can hit on accident such as the Vibrant Ball.
* BottomlessMagazines: No guns require ammunition, meaning they can be spammed to your heart's content, although some guns have to reload, signified by a short cooldown bar.
* CastFromHitPoints: Filling a Violence meter up all the way unlocks a hidden room you can teleport to where you can exchange a HeartContainer for a weapon or item.
* EverybodyHatesHades: Averted, Hades is your completely trustworthy patron. [[spoiler:If anything, it's ''inverted'', since most of the Managers turn out to be likely {{Modernized God}}s who betrayed their brother for the sake of ruling the modern world.]]
* FantasyPantheon: The New Gods themselves who are based on modern-day obsessions.
* FoodGod: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with [=McTucky=] and [=McFamily=], the Gods of Fast Food.
* KillTheGod: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the Managers.
* TheModernGods: The New Gods are based off modern obsessions, such as Tik and Tok being based off mobile video sharing apps.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures:
** In a similar vein to ''VideoGame/EnterTheGungeon'', certain rooms have teleport stones that can be used to quickly traverse around the current level without having to backtrack through several rooms.
** As in ''VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac'', the treasure room on the first floor will always be unlocked, to accommodate for characters who don't start out with extra keys.
** You automatically melee enemies with your knife if you're in close enough proximity to them without having to press a different button, preventing frustrations with aiming in close-quarters.
** While some guns still have a cooldown reloading period before they can be used in short succession, all guns have BottomlessMagazines, giving players more leeway for missing shots.
* AwesomeButImpractical: The Popcorn item turns all of your gun's bullets into explosive rounds. This can be devastating against most mooks and bosses and negates the need to use bombs on rock walls and containers, but unless you've picked up the Big Daddy item which gives you explosion immunity, you'll likely be caught in the blast radius of your shots fairly often, especially if you have familiars your bullets can hit on accident such as the Vibrant Ball.
* BottomlessMagazines: No guns require ammunition, meaning they can be spammed to your heart's content, although some guns have to reload, signified by a short cooldown bar.
* CastFromHitPoints: Filling a Violence meter up all the way unlocks a hidden room you can teleport to where you can exchange a HeartContainer for a weapon or item.
* EverybodyHatesHades: Averted, Hades is your completely trustworthy patron. [[spoiler:If anything, it's ''inverted'', since most of the Managers turn out to be likely {{Modernized God}}s who betrayed their brother for the sake of ruling the modern world.]]
* FantasyPantheon: The New Gods themselves who are based on modern-day obsessions.
* FoodGod: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with [=McTucky=] and [=McFamily=], the Gods of Fast Food.
* KillTheGod: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the Managers.
** In a similar vein to ''VideoGame/EnterTheGungeon'', certain rooms have teleport stones that can be used to quickly traverse around the current level without having to backtrack through several rooms.
** As in ''VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac'', the treasure room on the first floor will always be unlocked, to accommodate for characters who don't start out with extra keys.
** You automatically melee enemies with your knife if you're in close enough proximity to them without having to press a different button, preventing frustrations with aiming in close-quarters.
** While some guns still have a cooldown reloading period before they can be used in short succession, all guns have BottomlessMagazines, giving players more leeway for missing shots.
* AwesomeButImpractical: The Popcorn item turns all of your gun's bullets into explosive rounds. This can be devastating against most mooks and bosses and negates the need to use bombs on rock walls and containers, but unless you've picked up the Big Daddy item which gives you explosion immunity, you'll likely be caught in the blast radius of your shots fairly often, especially if you have familiars your bullets can hit on accident such as the Vibrant Ball.
* BottomlessMagazines: No guns require ammunition, meaning they can be spammed to your heart's content, although some guns have to reload, signified by a short cooldown bar.
* CastFromHitPoints: Filling a Violence meter up all the way unlocks a hidden room you can teleport to where you can exchange a HeartContainer for a weapon or item.
* EverybodyHatesHades: Averted, Hades is your completely trustworthy patron. [[spoiler:If anything, it's ''inverted'', since most of the Managers turn out to be likely {{Modernized God}}s who betrayed their brother for the sake of ruling the modern world.]]
* FantasyPantheon: The New Gods themselves who are based on modern-day obsessions.
* FoodGod: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with [=McTucky=] and [=McFamily=], the Gods of Fast Food.
* KillTheGod: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the Managers.
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** In a similar vein to {{VideoGame/Enter the Gungeon}}, certain rooms have teleport stones that can be used to quickly traverse around the current level without having to backtrack through several rooms.
** As in {{VideoGame/The Binding of Isaac}}, the treasure room on the first floor will always be unlocked, to accommodate for characters who don't start out with extra keys.
** As in {{VideoGame/The Binding of Isaac}}, the treasure room on the first floor will always be unlocked, to accommodate for characters who don't start out with extra keys.
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** In a similar vein to {{VideoGame/Enter the Gungeon}}, ''VideoGame/EnterTheGungeon'', certain rooms have teleport stones that can be used to quickly traverse around the current level without having to backtrack through several rooms.
** As in{{VideoGame/The Binding of Isaac}}, ''VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac'', the treasure room on the first floor will always be unlocked, to accommodate for characters who don't start out with extra keys.
** As in
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* ModernizedGod: [[spoiler:While it's unclear if they truly are manifestations of TheOldGods, there are Managers named Zeus, Ares and Athena, all sporting a more modern look and utilizing [[MagiTek a mixture of spells and technology in their boss fights.]]]]
* OddJobGods: The New Gods are these, based off of pop cultural influences such as mobile video sharing apps and pop star idols.
* OddJobGods: The New Gods are these, based off of pop cultural influences such as mobile video sharing apps and pop star idols.
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* ModernizedGod: [[spoiler:While it's unclear if they truly are manifestations of TheOldGods, there are Managers named Zeus, Ares and Athena, all sporting a more modern look and utilizing [[MagiTek [[{{Magitek}} a mixture of spells and technology in their boss fights.]]]]
* OddJobGods: The New Gods are these, based off of pop cultural influences such as mobile video sharing apps and pop staridols.idols.
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* [[spoiler:ModernizedGod]]: ModernizedGod: [[spoiler:While it's unclear if they truly are manifestations of TheOldGods, there are Managers named Zeus, Ares and Athena, all sporting a more modern look and utilizing [[MagiTek a mixture of spells and technology in their boss fights.]]]]
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*** Argus, God of Darknet
*** Hal, God of Machines
*** Ares, God of Violence
*** Zeus, God of Electricity
*** Athena, Goddess of Illusion
*** Hal, God of Machines
*** Ares, God of Violence
*** Zeus, God of Electricity
*** Athena, Goddess of Illusion
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*** Argus, the God of Darknet
*** Hal, the God of Machines
*** Ares, the God of Violence
*** Zeus, the God of Electricity
*** Athena, the Goddess of Illusion
*** Hal, the God of Machines
*** Ares, the God of Violence
*** Zeus, the God of Electricity
*** Athena, the Goddess of Illusion
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* FantasyPantheon: The New Gods themselves who are based on modernday obessions.
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** There are also the Managers who very powerful New Gods and the end bosses of each zone. They are:
*** Argus, God of Darknet
*** Hal, God of Machines
*** Ares, God of Violence
*** Zeus, God of Electricity
*** Athena, Goddess of Illusion
*** Argus, God of Darknet
*** Hal, God of Machines
*** Ares, God of Violence
*** Zeus, God of Electricity
*** Athena, Goddess of Illusion
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'''Neon Abyss''' is a [[{{Roguelike}} roguelite]] [[ActionGame action]]-[[PlatformGame platformer]] developed by Veewo Games and published by Creator/Team17 that was released on July 14, 2020 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam. You play as a new initiate of the "Grim Squad," a task force created by Hades to slay the New Gods, a pantheon of deities that are pastiches of pop culture fads, such as mobile videos, fast food and cryptocurrency. Its art style is very ostensibly inspired by a mixture of 1980s synthwave and neo-futuristic landscapes, and much like {{VideoGame/Enter the Gungeon}}, {{VideoGame/Rogue Legacy}} and {{VideoGame/Hades}}, allows you to collect currency to modify future runs by unlocking playable characters, items, vendors and secret rooms.
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'''Neon Abyss''' is a [[{{Roguelike}} roguelite]] [[ActionGame action]]-[[PlatformGame platformer]] developed by Veewo Games and published by Creator/Team17 that was released on July 14, 2020 for the PlayStation Play Station 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam. You play as a new initiate of the "Grim Squad," a task force created by Hades to slay the New Gods, a pantheon of deities that are pastiches of pop culture fads, such as mobile videos, fast food and cryptocurrency. Its art style is very ostensibly inspired by a mixture of 1980s synthwave and neo-futuristic landscapes, and much like {{VideoGame/Enter the Gungeon}}, {{VideoGame/Rogue Legacy}} and {{VideoGame/Hades}}, allows you to collect currency to modify future runs by unlocking playable characters, items, vendors and secret rooms.
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'''Neon Abyss''' is a roguelite action-platformer developed by Veewo Games and published by Team 17 that was released on July 14, 2020. You play as a new initiate of the "Grim Squad," a task force created by Hades to slay the New Gods, a pantheon of deities that are pastiches of pop culture fads, such as mobile videos, fast food and cryptocurrency. Its art style is very ostensibly inspired by a mixture of 1980s synthwave and neo-futuristic landscapes, and much like {{VideoGame/Enter the Gungeon}}, {{VideoGame/Rogue Legacy}} and {{VideoGame/Hades}}, allows you to collect currency to modify future runs by unlocking playable characters, items, vendors and secret rooms.
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'''Neon Abyss''' is a Metroidvania roguelite action-platformer developed by Veewo Games, published by Team 17 and released on July 14, 2020. You play as a new initiate of the "Grim Squad," a task force created by Hades to slay the New Gods, a pantheon of deities that are pastiches of pop culture fads, such as mobile videos, fast food and cryptocurrency. Its art style is very ostensibly inspired by a mixture of 1980s synthwave and neo-futuristic landscapes, and much like {{VideoGame/Enter the Gungeon}}, {{VideoGame/Rogue Legacy}} and {{VideoGame/Hades}}, allows you to collect currency to modify future runs by unlocking playable characters, items, vendors and secret rooms.
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'''Neon Abyss''' is a Metroidvania roguelite action-platformer developed by Veewo Games, Games and published by Team 17 and that was released on July 14, 2020. You play as a new initiate of the "Grim Squad," a task force created by Hades to slay the New Gods, a pantheon of deities that are pastiches of pop culture fads, such as mobile videos, fast food and cryptocurrency. Its art style is very ostensibly inspired by a mixture of 1980s synthwave and neo-futuristic landscapes, and much like {{VideoGame/Enter the Gungeon}}, {{VideoGame/Rogue Legacy}} and {{VideoGame/Hades}}, allows you to collect currency to modify future runs by unlocking playable characters, items, vendors and secret rooms.
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** Charlie and George are the Gods of Pills.
** Tik and Tok are the Gods of Mobile Videos.
** Sam and Sung are the Gods of Screens.
** Johnny and Kimmy are the Gods of Idols.
** [[TheAlmightyDollar Block and Chain]] are the Gods of [[BlandNameProduct Bittercoin.]]
** Freddy and Tommy are the Gods of Plushies.
** Hunt and Nick are the Gods of Racing.
** Colt and Remington are the Gods of Guns.
** [[FoodGod [=McTucky=] and [=McFamily=]]] are the Gods of Fast Food.
** Tik and Tok are the Gods of Mobile Videos.
** Sam and Sung are the Gods of Screens.
** Johnny and Kimmy are the Gods of Idols.
** [[TheAlmightyDollar Block and Chain]] are the Gods of [[BlandNameProduct Bittercoin.]]
** Freddy and Tommy are the Gods of Plushies.
** Hunt and Nick are the Gods of Racing.
** Colt and Remington are the Gods of Guns.
** [[FoodGod [=McTucky=] and [=McFamily=]]] are the Gods of Fast Food.
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* EverybodyHatesHades: Averted, Hades is your completely trustworthy patron. [[spoiler:If anything, it's ''inverted'', since most of the Managers turn out to be likely {{Modernized God}}s who betrayed their brother for the sake of ruling the modern world.]]
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* TheAlmightyDollar: Block and Chain, the Gods of [[BlandNameProduct Bittercoin.]]
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* KillTheGod: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the Managers.
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* CastFromHitPoints: Filling a Violence meter up all the way unlocks a hidden room you can teleport to where you can exchange a HeartContainer for a weapon or item.
* FoodGod: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with [=McTucky=] and [=McFamily=], the Gods of Fast Food.
* KillTheGod: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly theManagers.Managers.
* [[spoiler:ModernizedGod]]: [[spoiler:While it's unclear if they truly are manifestations of TheOldGods, there are Managers named Zeus, Ares and Athena, all sporting a more modern look and utilizing [[MagiTek a mixture of spells and technology in their boss fights.]]]]
* OddJobGods: The New Gods are these, based off of pop cultural influences such as mobile video sharing apps and pop star idols.
* FoodGod: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with [=McTucky=] and [=McFamily=], the Gods of Fast Food.
* KillTheGod: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the
* [[spoiler:ModernizedGod]]: [[spoiler:While it's unclear if they truly are manifestations of TheOldGods, there are Managers named Zeus, Ares and Athena, all sporting a more modern look and utilizing [[MagiTek a mixture of spells and technology in their boss fights.]]]]
* OddJobGods: The New Gods are these, based off of pop cultural influences such as mobile video sharing apps and pop star idols.
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'''Neon Abyss''' is a frantic, roguelite action-platformer released on July 14, 2020, where you run ‘n’ gun your way into the Abyss as part of the Hades formed "Grim Squad" to slay the New Gods. Featuring unlimited item synergies and a unique dungeon evolution system, each run diversifies the experience and every choice alters the ruleset.
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'''Neon Abyss''' is a frantic, Metroidvania roguelite action-platformer developed by Veewo Games, published by Team 17 and released on July 14, 2020, where you run ‘n’ gun your way into the Abyss 2020. You play as part a new initiate of the Hades formed "Grim Squad" Squad," a task force created by Hades to slay the New Gods. Featuring unlimited item synergies Gods, a pantheon of deities that are pastiches of pop culture fads, such as mobile videos, fast food and cryptocurrency. Its art style is very ostensibly inspired by a unique dungeon evolution system, each run diversifies mixture of 1980s synthwave and neo-futuristic landscapes, and much like {{VideoGame/Enter the experience Gungeon}}, {{VideoGame/Rogue Legacy}} and every choice alters the ruleset.{{VideoGame/Hades}}, allows you to collect currency to modify future runs by unlocking playable characters, items, vendors and secret rooms.
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!!Tropes found in Neon Abyss include:
* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The New Gods are based off modern obsessions, such as Tik and Tok being based off mobilegames.video sharing apps.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures:
** In a similar vein to {{VideoGame/Enter the Gungeon}}, certain rooms have teleport stones that can be used to quickly traverse around the current level without having to backtrack through several rooms.
** As in {{VideoGame/The Binding of Isaac}}, the treasure room on the first floor will always be unlocked, to accommodate for characters who don't start out with extra keys.
** You automatically melee enemies with your knife if you're in close enough proximity to them without having to press a different button, preventing frustrations with aiming in close-quarters.
** While some guns still have a cooldown reloading period before they can be used in short succession, all guns have BottomlessMagazines, giving players more leeway for missing shots.
* AwesomeButImpractical: The Popcorn item turns all of your gun's bullets into explosive rounds. This can be devastating against most mooks and bosses and negates the need to use bombs on rock walls and containers, but unless you've picked up the Big Daddy item which gives you explosion immunity, you'll likely be caught in the blast radius of your shots fairly often, especially if you have familiars your bullets can hit on accident such as the Vibrant Ball.
* BottomlessMagazines: No guns require ammunition, meaning they can be spammed to your heart's content, although some guns have to reload, signified by a short cooldown bar.
* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The New Gods are based off modern obsessions, such as Tik and Tok being based off mobile
* AntiFrustrationFeatures:
** In a similar vein to {{VideoGame/Enter the Gungeon}}, certain rooms have teleport stones that can be used to quickly traverse around the current level without having to backtrack through several rooms.
** As in {{VideoGame/The Binding of Isaac}}, the treasure room on the first floor will always be unlocked, to accommodate for characters who don't start out with extra keys.
** You automatically melee enemies with your knife if you're in close enough proximity to them without having to press a different button, preventing frustrations with aiming in close-quarters.
** While some guns still have a cooldown reloading period before they can be used in short succession, all guns have BottomlessMagazines, giving players more leeway for missing shots.
* AwesomeButImpractical: The Popcorn item turns all of your gun's bullets into explosive rounds. This can be devastating against most mooks and bosses and negates the need to use bombs on rock walls and containers, but unless you've picked up the Big Daddy item which gives you explosion immunity, you'll likely be caught in the blast radius of your shots fairly often, especially if you have familiars your bullets can hit on accident such as the Vibrant Ball.
* BottomlessMagazines: No guns require ammunition, meaning they can be spammed to your heart's content, although some guns have to reload, signified by a short cooldown bar.
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'''Neon Abyss'' is a frantic, roguelite action-platformer released on July 14, 2020, where you run ‘n’ gun your way into the Abyss as part of the Hades formed "Grim Squad" to slay the New Gods. Featuring unlimited item synergies and a unique dungeon evolution system, each run diversifies the experience and every choice alters the ruleset.
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'''Neon Abyss'' Abyss''' is a frantic, roguelite action-platformer released on July 14, 2020, where you run ‘n’ gun your way into the Abyss as part of the Hades formed "Grim Squad" to slay the New Gods. Featuring unlimited item synergies and a unique dungeon evolution system, each run diversifies the experience and every choice alters the ruleset.
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* GodKiller: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the Managers.
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* GodKiller: KillTheGod: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the Managers.
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When your family is killed by the New Gods, gods based off modern-day obsessions Hades, who lost his powers thanks to them as well, lets you enter the Gods domain, the Abyss, to exact your revenge.
'''Neon Abyss'' is a frantic, roguelite action-platformer released on July 14, 2020, where you run ‘n’ gun your way into the Abyss to slay the New Gods. Featuring unlimited item synergies and a unique dungeon evolution system, each run diversifies the experience and every choice alters the ruleset.
'''Neon Abyss'' is a frantic, roguelite action-platformer released on July 14, 2020, where you run ‘n’ gun your way into the Abyss to slay the New Gods. Featuring unlimited item synergies and a unique dungeon evolution system, each run diversifies the experience and every choice alters the ruleset.
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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The New Gods are based off modern obsessions, such as Tik being based off mobile games.
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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The New Gods are based off modern obsessions, such as Tik being based off mobile games.games.
* GodKiller: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the Managers.
* GodKiller: The main premise. Kill the New Gods and most importantly the Managers.
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When your family is killed by the New Gods, gods based off modern-day obsessions Hades, who lost his powers thanks to them as well, lets you enter the Gods domain, the Abyss, to exact your revenge.
'''Neon Abyss'' is a frantic, roguelite action-platformer released on July 14, 2020, where you run ‘n’ gun your way into the Abyss to slay the New Gods. Featuring unlimited item synergies and a unique dungeon evolution system, each run diversifies the experience and every choice alters the ruleset.
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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The New Gods are based off modern obsessions, such as Tik being based off mobile games.
'''Neon Abyss'' is a frantic, roguelite action-platformer released on July 14, 2020, where you run ‘n’ gun your way into the Abyss to slay the New Gods. Featuring unlimited item synergies and a unique dungeon evolution system, each run diversifies the experience and every choice alters the ruleset.
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* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The New Gods are based off modern obsessions, such as Tik being based off mobile games.
