Absolver launches for Xbox One available on Game Pass

Devolver Digital and developer Sloclap have released Absolver for Xbox One nearly two years after it first came to PC and PS4. The “online melee combat adventure” comes from the minds of former Ubisoft employees.

In development, Sloclap  had three core development tenets;

  • combat is a dance
  • movement is your weapon
  • make a move

The action in Absolver gives players the ability to create a deck of combos which they use to make their own combos and fighting style.

Absolver Xbox One

In Absolver Xbox One, players step into the shoes of a Prospect “who has taken a sacred vow and chosen to join the Absolvers, an elite corps of combatants fighting to maintain stability in the world.”

Players can play alone or online with friends and is available now for PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

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