End of Abyss platforms

What is the same on every card

The date does not move between the three cards. 1 October 2026 is the PlayStation release, the Xbox original release, and the Epic date. The US number 29.99 is on the PlayStation page and on the Xbox list price. The Epic card skips a second price line, because the PC record is the store and the requirements block, not a separate US tag. One player with optional online play is a PlayStation line. It is not restated as an Xbox player count here.

Ratings are an Xbox record: ESRB Teen, with blood and violence named, and PEGI 16. Download size is also Xbox, and the figure is 5987225600 bytes rather than a rounded gigabyte slogan. HasAddOns is false, which is why the card says no add-ons. If a later pack appears, that line is the one to correct. DualSense vibration and adaptive trigger effects are PS5-only notes. They are not claimed for the Xbox pad or for a mouse.

The PC block that is still TBC

Minimum and recommended are both the token TBC. That is the catalog value for the Windows OS, CPU, and memory fields, not a guess this page is hiding. Until those cells are filled, a PC player can confirm the store, the language line, and the date, and cannot confirm a processor. AUDIO English and TEXT English is the Epic language line for the build. It is narrower than the sixteen screen languages on PlayStation. A PC player who wants Polish or Japanese text should not assume the Epic language line has caught up to the console screen list.

The sixteen screen languages are Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, English, French (France), German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Spanish (Mexico), and Turkish. Count them before you add a language you wish was there. Ukrainian, Thai, and Vietnamese are absent from that PlayStation list, and the Xbox package languages agree by including Indonesian and excluding those three. The game’s title stays End of Abyss on the storefronts that were checked, including the ones whose short description was translated.

Trailers and the icon

The store icon is the small Epic mark, kept at a modest width so the 400 pixel source is not stretched across the reading column. The Xbox store trailer is a shop video you start with the play control. It is not a YouTube embed. The YouTube film beside it is the separate Xbox announcement. Play either one when you want the motion version of the stills used on the sector and weapon pages. Neither film changes the requirements table.

Use the compare boxes when you are buying for one machine. Hide PC if you only own consoles and the TBC block is noise. Hide PlayStation if you are checking the PEGI line and the byte size. The dimmed card stays in the page, so you can turn it back on without a reload. The address updates with the platforms you left visible. Share that address if you are sending someone a single-store view.

Section 9 Interactive remains the developer credit on these cards. Epic Games Publishing is the publisher credit for Xbox and for the Epic edition. The PlayStation seller line names Epic Games Inc. Those are different strings on purpose. Do not collapse them into one company label when you are quoting a receipt or a store page to someone else.

Buying without mixing the credits

Pick the card that matches the box you own before you compare features the other machines do not share. A PS5 player needs the DualSense lines and the one-player note, plus the 29.99 USD figure on that page. An Xbox player needs ESRB Teen, PEGI 16, the same 29.99 USD list price, the 5987225600 byte download, and the statement that there are no add-ons. A PC player needs the Epic Games Store as the edition, the TBC minimum, the TBC recommended block, and the audio English plus text English line. Mixing those sentences across cards is how a requirements rumor starts.

Screen languages are a PlayStation list of sixteen, and they include Indonesian plus Spanish and Spanish (Mexico). They do not include Ukrainian, Thai, or Vietnamese. The Xbox package languages follow that same inclusion and the same three exclusions. Do not add those three because a fan community speaks them. The title on the cards remains End of Abyss. When you send a friend a compare link, leave their platform checked and dim the ones they cannot buy, so the TBC block or the DualSense lines are not the first thing they have to ignore.