Publisher Hero Games and developer Pan Studio shared a new trailer for Duet Night Abyss alongside confirming its final beta test.
The upcoming fantasy adventure RPG will run its final beta test from June 12th through July 2nd, and sign-ups are available on its official site. The beta will be held on PC and smartphones.
Here’s a rundown on the new beta, plus a trailer:
The upcoming CBT test introduces the new chapter, Children From the Snowfield, featuring richer main and side storylines, newly playable characters, and enhanced visual performance. Of the many featured characters, Truffle and Filbert – known for their distinctive combat style – return in the latest trailer after gaining wide attention during previous tests. The trailer unveils more of their backstory and showcases their uniquely entertaining combat skills.
Veteran voice actors delightfully bring Truffle and Filbert to life — experience the unique combat attacks of the dynamic duo in action during the upcoming test.
- English VA: Lizzie Waterworth-Santo, known for her roles in Arknights, CITV, and more
- Japanese VA: Aki Toyosaki (豊崎愛生), recognized for her work in Persona 5, Demon Slayer, Sword Art Online, and Genshin Impact.
With over 3 million global pre-registrations, Duet Night Abyss is celebrating by offering exclusive milestone rewards that will be eligible to all players once all milestone goals are achieved. Additionally, the official content creator event is in full swing and fans are encouraged to submit fan content—art, videos, memes, and more—via official event link for a chance to gain test access and exhilarating rewards.
Duet Night Abyss is a thrilling hybrid action RPG that blends high-impact action with deep, story-driven progression. Players can seamlessly switch between melee and ranged weapons, while freely combining dynamic movements – like Helix Leap – for fast-paced and fluid battles. Duet Night Abyss features a unique dual narrative structure allowing players to explore the intertwined fates from two perspectives.
Duet Night Abyss is in development for Windows PC, iOS, and Android – a release date wasn’t announced.
