It's been awhile since we've looked at Sloclap's third-person action/fighting title, Absolver. The French developer has continued to support and update the game since its launch on the PC and PlayStation 4 with tweaks, balances, and a new 3v3 PvP mode, but the PvE content has still been lacking. However, there is some good news. A new PvE dungeon will arrive in just a couple weeks and it will be free for everyone.

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Sloclap's "online multiplayer combat game" Absolver hit Steam and PlayStation 4 today, but Locke and Jason took it a for a little test spin last night to show off what this unique fighting title is all about.

We're a little over a week away from the start of the big fall release season, and one of the co-op titles you can enjoy starting on August 29 is Absolver, an "online multiplayer combat game" where players can create their own combat style. Though it's core is a 1v1 fighting game, there are some interesting co-op features, which the devs have recently talked about in some greater detail on the PlayStation Blog.

Last year we got a glimpse of a new title, Absolver, from a development studio, Sloclap, that's comprised of former Ubisoft devs. The game is described as an "online combat RPG" that allows players to craft their own unique fighting styles and features three player co-op. We haven't heard too much about the game since, but the final product is coming very soon.

There's been a lot of different genres intermixed with one another over the past few years. Developer Sloclap is taking that mixing to a new level, it seems, with their first big title, Absolver. Described as an "online combat RPG," the game appears to be a blend between fighting games and dungeon crawlers in a manner that is reminiscent, to me, of Konami's Hybrid Heaven.