Inherit the role of a mythical thief and pull off the heist of the century in Abermore, a first-person RPG where stealth is your key to fame and fortune. You have 18 days to ransack houses, sell stolen loot, acquire new gear and form alliances to prepare for the ultimate heist.
About the story
A legendary Robin Hood-esque figure appears in the strange and surprising city of Abermore, during the 18 days in a run up to a daring heist - As you stumble into spoils to sell on the Blackmarket, potential collaborators help you as you prepare for the ultimate score: "The Feast of the Lucky Few."
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Fantasy Stealth
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
GamingTrend
By Ben LombardoAbermore is an immense disappointment. The bugs and glitches can be cataloged so extremely clearly that it's incredible that this game even got released, let alone past playtesting. Hell, was it playtested? Why did this game get released even if it wasn't finished? These questions stuck in my mind as I played through this dumpster fire. Maybe this game will see all its bugs patched? Sure, but that doesn't mean that there's nearly enough interesting, let alone unique, content throughout the levels to warrant any recommendation from me.
PC Gamer
By Jeremy PeelEven Abermore's cult of beetle worshippers would draw the line at this many bugs.
Thumb Culture
By Thumb CultureAbermore is just simply a great concept at this time. It is not a great game. It does have potential, but it really was clearly not ready for release.
TechRaptor
ByAbermore had a lot of promise, but the bugs and presentation let it down majorly. This is legitimately close to unplayable.
GameByte
By Olly SmithAbermore is a fantastic idea with lots of potential. I love the writing, the comedy that comes through in gameplay, and the whole vibe as a modern Thief. But just like the classic games that inspire it, Abermore comes with its fair share of jank and bugs. Right now that makes it a frustrating experience.
