ATLYSS -Multi MODS ,Multiplayer open-world Online RPG developed by KisSoft

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ATLYSS is currently in Early Access, having been released on platforms like Steam and Itch.io. The development team is committed to regular updates, including new content such as additional zones and dungeons. The game has been under development since 2022, with various alpha builds released prior to the Early Access launch on November 22, 2024

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In ATLYSS, a mysterious catastrophe known as the Shattering has corrupted the world outside the walls of Sanctum beyond comprehension, and it’s up to you and your friends to push back against it.

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Atlyss Character

Races
Skills
Classes
Stats

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Atlyss Items

Weapons
Armor
Consumables
Trade Items

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Atlyss Gameplay

Quests
Locations
Creeps
Dungeons

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Atlyss Extras

Lexicon
Shops
NPCs
Game Mechanics

The Classes of Atlyss

There are four classes in Atlyss. At the start of the game every race starts as Novice class. At level 10 you can choose between the other three classes after talking with one of the guardians and using its respective skill tome. After using one skill tome, the character unlocks a new skill page at the skills window. Additionally, your skill points get reset and reimbursed, like the Tome of Unlearning effect.

Remember, once you pick one of the other three classes you cannot pick another class.

(Prior version Alpha 3.3.0a) The three skill tomes can be bought from Sally by 850 crowns each.

The starter skill page. Besides recall skill (Which comes free), it holds some basic skills and the starter race skill. These skills can be used anytime (as long you have skill points to spend) even after picking a class. Some of these skills can be unlocked by using a scroll (*).

Skill	Description	Cast time (in seconds)	Cooldown (in seconds)
Recall	Recalls the player back to Sanctum, spawning a portal where the caster recalled from.Can only cast outside of Sanctum.	5.2	1.25
Recovery	Applies a healing condition that restores health (8%/16%) every 2 seconds. Cancels the buff if hit.	0.85/0.97/1.09	50
Rock Toss	Tosses a rock. Deals (5/7/10) base damage. Scales with attack power.	0.35/0.3/0.25	2/1.45/0.9
Siphon Leech*	(Imp starting skill) Shoots a siphoning projectile that spawns eldritch leeches on the hit target, healing the caster as they deal damage. Deals (3/4/5) damage per second.	0.5	25
Leg Up*	(Poon starting skill) Grants a buff which increase movement speed (20%/30%/40%) and evasion (12%/14%/16%). Last 15 seconds	Instant	45
Alacrity*	(Kubold starting skill) Applies a clearcast boon. The next cast will be instant with no mana, health or stamina cost. Last 10 seconds.	2/1/Instant	40
Inner Focus*	(Byrdle starting skill) Provides a buff that guarantees a 100% Critical strike chance for both physical and magical attacks. The buff is removed after the attack.	2	45
Sturdy*	(Chang starting skill) Provides a buff than increases defense and magic defense by (6/??/??) and grants immunity to knock-back for a short time. Last 10 seconds.	0.6	50
Fireball*	Shoots a basic fireball.	0.6	2
Spread Shot*	Shoots a spread of projectiles. Requires a ranged weapon.	0.2	5
Spire*	Molds the surface into a row of sharp spikes	0.85	8

Unlocked by using the Tome of the Fighter. Mainly physical damaging combat skills. Most of them boosted by Strength stat.

Skill	Description	Cast time (in seconds)	Cooldown (in seconds)
Stomp	Stomps at the ground, damaging nearby enemies and slowing them for a short period.	0.2	6
Rage	The Fighter gets into a fit of rage, gaining a temporary Attack power buff (5/8/15/??/??/??). Last 20 seconds.	Instant	30
Lethal Strike	Charge and release skill. Send the Fighter into a lethal dash, landing a heavy force attack on hit. Requires a physical combat weapon.	0.6/0.44/0.28	6.25
Blood Gush	Deals initial damage, then applies a bleeding over time condition on hit. Requires a physical combat weapon.	0.3	12
Cyclone	The Fighter throws their weapon as a boomerang, causing persistant damage to any hit target. Requires a heavy melee weapon or a polearm.	0.2	16
Shield Bash	The Fighter bashes with their shield, providing a stun for a short period on hit. Requires a held shield.	0.2	10
Melee Mastery	Unlocks the melee charge attack, which costs 5 stamina. At second rank upgrades the melee jump attack.	–	–
Heavy Melee Mastery	Unlocks the heavy melee charge attack, which costs 5 stamina. At second rank, upgrades the heavy melee jump attack.	–	–
Polearm Mastery	Unlocks the polearm charge attack, which costs 5 stamina. At second rank, upgrades the polearm jump attack.	–	–
Bulwark	Decreases stamina cost from getting hit while blocking by (15%/25%/50%/60%). Time to parry increased by 1.5 seconds (Rank 4). Parry stagger time increased by 0.8 seconds (Rank 4).	–	–

Unlocked by using the Tome of the Mystic. Focused in magic damage skills. Most of them boosted by Mind stat.

Skill	Description	Cast time (in seconds)	Cooldown (in seconds)
Fluxbolt	Cast a projectile which explodes on impact. Can hit multiple times at higher ranks. (28/35/43/52)	0.6/0.8/1/1.2	1.3
Fluxspear	Cast a piercing bolt in front of the caster, damaging all adjacent targets. (26/32/38/45)	Instant	3
Cross	Charge and release skill. Manifest a source of arcane magic, exploding and knocking foes back. Has a bigger area of effect at higher ranks and does (28/32/36/41) base magic damage. It also applies a debuff which lowers magic defense by (5/10/15/20) on every enemy at the explosion radius.	0.4	3.15
Nova	Cast a ring of magic which push back enemies. Knock-back increases by every rank.	Instant	3
Blink	Teleports the user at a short distance. Higher ranks lowers the cooldown.	0.2	1.4/??/0.36
Prism	Cast a shield around the user, which absorbs ups to (10/15/20/25/30) damage. Last for 20 seconds.	0.45	30
Imbue	Cast a buff on self and nearby allies which increases magic power by (5/10/15/20/25) and max mana by (10/20/25) Last for 60 seconds. Refreshes when re-applied.	0.65	1.25
Manaflow	Increases Mana regeneration by (24%/48%/72%)	–	–
Scepter Mastery	Unlocks a Charge attack for the scepter, which consumes (12/10/8) per cast.	–	–
Bell Mastery	Unlocks a Charge attack for the magic bell, which consumes (20/15/10) per cast.	–	–

Unlocked by using the Tome of the Bandit. A mix of close and long distance skills. Boosted by Dexterity stat.

Skill	Description	Cast time (in seconds)	Cooldown (in seconds)
Venom Shot	Shoots a venom projectile which lowers defense at the target by (3/6/9/12/15/??) and does 3 damage every 0.8 seconds. Last 10 seconds.	0.3	5
Killer Jab	Strikes the target with strong initial damage, having a (15%/30%/45%/60%) chance to proc a poison debuff which lowers physical defense by 10 and movement speed by 20%. Requires katars.	0.5	8
Volley	Fires a projectile in the air, raining shrapnel in a area below. Requires a ranged weapon.	0.6	12
Pay Day	Stuns the target, additionally causing them to drop currency (On NPCs Only). Requires katars.	0.3	13
Bomb Trap	Places an explosive trap that triggers with proximity of nearby targets. Higher ranks increases explosion radius.	Instant	5
Mist Veil	Grants Invisibility buff, 100% evasion against avoidable attacks. Attacking removes the buff. Last for (3/6/9/12) seconds.	1/0.75/0.5/0.25	40
Bounce	The player jumps a short distance, then bounces high upwards when hitting the ground. Can be interrupted by hit.	Instant	5
Agile Technique	At first rank, unlocks triple jump.At second rank, unlocks wall kick. Can be done up to 3 times, requiring 6 stamina per kick.At third rank, unlocks dash long jump, Requiring 3 stamina each long jump.	–	–
Ranged Mastery	Increases ranged weapon attack speed by (10%/15%/20%)At third rank unlocks the range weapon charge attack, which consumes 5 stamina per cast.	–	–
Katar Mastery	Unlocks the katar charge attack, which uses 5 stamina. At second rank upgrades the katar jump attack.	–	–

Game Content And features

“ATLYSS” is a (Single-player + Multi-player) Action Online Role Playing Game
Enriched, instanced maps to discover
Equipment, Trade Items and Consumables to collect

Many Character Customization options with 5 races to choose from
3 Primary Classes to become at lv-10 (Fighter, Bandit, Mystic)
Skill load-out system for making builds to suit your game-play style

Character stat progression / leveling systems / attributes
7 Weapon types to use in combat (Katars, Heavy Melee, Scepters, and more)

Repeatable Questing / Single Quests to complete
Aesthetics inspired by 6th Generation video games

What the gamer Say about Atlyss

You’ll come for the thicc furry shortstacks but stay for the combat and cracked movement.

Bucky Seifert

Yes Yes we all agree that is very lewd and furry. But this game is just so damn fun to play. Platforming fun, combat is great along side parring, playing with friends is so much fun, weapons and armor is always fun to find cus you never know if it will be better than your current armor or a good source for quick cash.

Anyone who refuses to play games like Atlyss, Pseudoregalia or even something Friends Vs Friends just because the characters are furies then I am sorry your willingly choosing to not play fun games in an era where having quality is a rarity not the norm.

Mr.Poopy Pants

Furrybait and proportion sliders aside, Atlyss is a wickedly slick and fast-paced action/adventure RPG that shows tremendous promise in its early development state.

Set in a charming fantasy world painted with a turn-of-the-millennium graphical brush, it blends the old school questing of early MMOs with modern, agile combat reminiscent of Sekiro. Its relatively simple class/talent options enable a surprising amount of build variety and hybridization, which shines its brightest when shared with others in the game’s hugely-encouraged (though completely optional) cooperative multiplayer lobbies. Movement is fast and fun, progression is satisfyingly paced such that rewards feel meaningful but never stagnant, and all of this is provided by a single-developer project very early in its lifespan.

To discredit this game based on its art style or the (considerably over-memed) presence of a few suggestive elements would be to miss out on one of the most adeptly-delivered ARPGs of the year. With the time and enthusiasm needed to see this nascent world blossom into a full-release fantasy adventure, we could very well be experiencing one of the most triumphant titles to quietly emerge in the genre; and yes, a refreshingly adorable one at that.

Spiral

Calling this a gooner game is just a short sight, because really if you goon to character sliders you are absolutely cooked brother.

This game has that addicting hook that running dungeons and getting level ups in FF 14 has. The character customization grabbed me, and the gameplay hooked me in. I cannot wait for more content!

ImpaDimp

What are the main differences between the Fighter, Mystic, and Bandit classes in Atlyss

The Fighter, Mystic, and Bandit classes in ATLYSS each offer distinct playstyles, strengths, and abilities tailored to different combat preferences.
Detailed Class Characteristics
Fighter
Combat Role: Frontline warrior and protector.
Strengths: Exceptional durability allows them to absorb damage while dealing significant melee damage.
Playstyle: Ideal for players who enjoy charging into battle and controlling the battlefield through sheer strength.
Equipment: Focuses on heavy armor sets and melee weapons like swords and axes.
Mystic
Combat Role: Ranged damage dealer and support caster.
Strengths: Utilizes powerful magic for area-of-effect damage and healing capabilities.
Playstyle: Best suited for players who prefer tactical gameplay involving spellcasting and strategic positioning.
Equipment: Wears magic-enhancing robes and wields scepters or bells for casting spells.
Bandit
Combat Role: Swift striker with a focus on mobility.
Strengths: High agility allows for quick attacks and evasive maneuvers, making them difficult to hit.
Playstyle: Perfect for players who enjoy a fast-paced combat style with a mix of melee and ranged attacks.
Equipment: Utilizes light armor for agility and weapons like katars or ranged options.

Which class is best for beginners in Atlyss

For beginners in ATLYSS, the Fighter class is often considered the best choice. Here’s why:

Can I switch classes after choosing one in Atlyss

In ATLYSS, players cannot switch classes after initially selecting one. Once you choose a class at the beginning of the game, that choice is permanent for your character. This design encourages players to commit to their selected class and explore its unique abilities and playstyle throughout the game. If players wish to experience different classes, they will need to create a new character.

Is Atlyss free?

ATLYSS is currently available as a paid game on platforms like Steam and Itch.io. While it offers a single-player demo for free, the full version requires purchase. The game is in Early Access, which means players can buy it to experience ongoing updates and new content as development progresses

what type of game is Atlyss

ATLYSS is an action online role-playing game (AORPG) that combines elements of both single-player and multiplayer gameplay. Developed by Kiseff, it features a rich fantasy world where players can explore instanced maps, engage in dynamic combat, and customize their characters extensively.

How many language supported in Atylss?

ATLYSS currently supports only the English language. This is noted in the game’s information on platforms like Itch.io, where it is listed as the sole language available for players at this time