The Chinese-developed action RPG "The Last Ming: Feather of the Abyss" has generated considerable buzz following the release of early access previews. Media outlets and streamers alike have praised the game, highlighting its Souls-like combat, intricate level design, and captivating protagonist.

Drawing inspiration from renowned titles such as "Ninja Gaiden", "Monster Hunter", and "Dark Souls", "The Last Ming: Feather of the Abyss" focuses on delivering a rich experience through its exploration, combat, and narrative.  The game features five distinct levels, each offering around 10+ hours of gameplay, resulting in a total playtime of approximately 60 hours.

The game's map design evokes a familiar interconnected yet distinct feel reminiscent of other Souls-like titles. Its interconnected, yet compartmentalized world boasts a dark and atmospheric aesthetic. Within this sprawling environment, players will discover numerous branching paths, encouraging exploration to uncover hidden bosses, valuable collectibles, and narrative fragments.

The protagonist wields the unique power of "Feathering" to augment her abilities and gain an edge in combat. "Whisker Feathers" are readily acquired during battles, specifically by executing perfectly timed dodges against enemy attacks.  These feathers can then be strategically consumed to empower specific attack types, or to amplify the effects and potency of weapon skills, adding a layer of tactical depth to combat encounters.

"The Last Ming: Feather of the Abyss" is scheduled for release in 2025 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.  The game will also be available on Xbox Game Pass on launch day.