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Abyss: The Wraiths of Eden

Abyss: The Wraiths of Eden (2012)

by Artifex Mundi, Alawar, Big Fish Games, G5 Entertainment

Genres:Adventure, Puzzle, Point-and-click

Themes:Fantasy, Horror, Mystery

Game modes:Single player

Story:Find your missing fiancé in the deepest parts of the ocean in a forgotten underwater city that hides many spine-chilling secrets and an ancient evil that is hiding in the deepest chambers of the once idyllic city of Eden.

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