Bkom Studios has unveiled exciting new cooperative gameplay footage for their upcoming ARPG Pathfinder: Abomination Vaults, offering players a comprehensive look at its multiplayer systems. This dungeon-crawling adventure, based on the popular tabletop campaign, marks a significant departure from previous Pathfinder titles with its real-time combat approach.

Breaking from the turn-based traditions of Kingmaker and Wrath of the Righteous, Abomination Vaults adopts an isometric hack-and-slash format that emphasizes fluid cooperative play. The newly revealed gameplay demonstrates how players will navigate Gauntlight Keep's treacherous corridors together.

As reported by PCGamesN, the Summer Game Fest 2025 presentation confirmed that groups of 1-4 adventurers can explore the massive dungeon. When playing with fewer than four players, AI companions fill the remaining roles, with players able to issue commands or directly control these characters during combat encounters.

The game features four distinct classes modeled after Pathfinder's iconic champions: Amiri the Barbarian, Harsk the Ranger, Kyra the Cleric, and Ezren the Wizard. While these roles remain fixed, extensive customization options allow for unique character builds without overwhelming players with complex skill tree mechanics. Strategic equipment choices and mid-game adjustments enable players to create powerful party synergies, though executing combination attacks requires precise timing and coordination.

Early impressions suggest Abomination Vaults shares more DNA with Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance than its namesake CRPG series. The real-time combat and class interplay create an experience reminiscent of classic couch co-op adventures, updated for modern audiences.