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The weapon system includes guns, swords, axes, and magic wands, supporting different ranged, melee, and magical combat styles.

Weapons and Affixes use four official rarity levels: Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. Higher-rarity Affixes can provide stronger effects.

Weapons can have fixed Affixes that contribute to their core properties and determine part of their combat behavior.

Randomly generated Affixes can provide damage bonuses, resource-related effects, and unique combat mechanics. Their strength and potential improve as weapon levels increase.

Tempering provides an alternative to standard weapon upgrades by adding an Affix, allowing greater customization of a weapon's development.

Weapon XP contributes to weapon progression. The updated Weapon XP Hexjar releases collectible souls that grant weapon experience.

Provides a permanent rainbow key and automatically hacks nearby targets. Carrying additional regular keys increases the number of targets that can be connected, while attack speed influences hacking speed.

Provides explosion immunity and free grenades. Its version 1.0 update increases grenade blast range to 1.5 times its previous value.

Features a Hatchmon egg-to-shield conversion mechanic. Version 1.0 improves the visual presentation of this conversion and its associated set effects.

Uses Jump Marks that are continuously generated and triggered. Every third mark becomes an automatic targeting turret cloud that fires homing projectiles.

Generates 10 Purple Wisps during each battle. Version 1.0 also reduces Wisp respawn time and doubles their charging speed.

Reduces the Crystal cost of active Curios by half, with a minimum cost of one Crystal. Using a Curio stores up to six Crystal Daggers that fire periodically during combat.

A returning Agent known for katana-based combat. Unlocking Saya is associated with the Showing Promise Steam achievement.

A returning Agent associated with weapon switching and carrying multiple weapons. Unlocking James is recorded by the Weapon Virtuoso achievement.

A treasure-focused Agent introduced in the Glimmer Heist update. Her character unlock is associated with the Treasure Hunter achievement.

An Agent associated with explosive combat mechanics. Unlocking Mira is recorded by the Explosive Spark achievement.

A shield-oriented Agent introduced during Early Access. Unlocking R-7 is associated with the Ironclad Rock achievement.

An Agent introduced in the Wonder Flow update. Tino can duplicate Wonder Jars by sacrificing some of his health.

The Goddess of Vanity and a new Titan boss introduced with version 1.0 on October 8, 2026. Her climactic encounter features three phases.

The Goddess of Seduction, introduced in the Weapon Reforge update. Her encounter features dangerous heart-themed attacks.

A more challenging variant of Aphrodite introduced in the Wonder Flow update. Her associated unlock requirements include defeating regular Aphrodite and a special challenge involving Hermes and at least 10 Hatchmons.

The God of Graffiti, introduced as a regular boss during the Wonder Flow update.

A special boss encounter with a 30-minute entry challenge. The version 1.0 patch clarifies that its timer counts active gameplay rather than pauses and loading screens.

Version 1.0 introduces a secret boss encounter connected to the Fishing Room, which also received a new day-and-night cycle.

An established game mode in Neon Abyss 2 featuring the game's roguelike combat and progression systems.

A faster, more streamlined game mode that officially exited beta with the version 1.0 release. The developers designed it with one-to-four-player cooperative gameplay in mind.

Play online with up to three friends in a four-player team. Players can explore different rooms within the same map, collect resources, and combine their item synergies.

Play through the Abyss solo, experimenting with different Agents, weapons, Hatchmons, and item combinations without requiring an online team.