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About Abiotic Factor

Abiotic Factor is a multiplayer survival crafting game set in the 1990s-inspired world of GATE, a global network of secret research laboratories. Up to six players take on the roles of GATE scientists, choose PhDs and develop their characters as they explore a vast underground complex and worlds beyond it.

A catastrophic containment breach has turned the facility into a cosmic battle zone. Anomalous entities roam free, enemies from other dimensions enter through portals, and a military sect called The Order targets both personnel and entities as it tries to seize artifacts and end the chaos. Stranded miles underground with no help coming, you and your fellow scientists must work together to plan an escape and make the complex a temporary home.

Explore and survive

You face alien creatures hunting for prey, trigger-happy soldiers and advanced robotic security forces. Fighting is not a scientist’s strength, so you use your PhD to outwit threats with crafted tools, weapons and gear. These range from nets and wooden bats to laser cannons and elaborate traps.

The facility contains supernatural artifacts, transdimensional foes and failed science experiments. You can also explore worlds beyond the underground complex and use advanced technology unknown to mankind.

Build a new home

Scavenge resources from empty offices and labs, raid vending machines and take company property to build a base. When you want to move, transport your belongings across the facility with handcarts, forklifts, SUVs, teleporters and other means.

Develop your scientist

Choose a PhD, such as Phytogenetic Botanist, Defense Analyst or Archotechnic Consultant. Each has advantages that help with survival. Combine traits and skills, then level up to earn perks and abilities, working with the other scientists to build a capable team.

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