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Abduction Bit is a NES-like arcade based on elements of some timeless classics from 80's (Bubble Bobble, Ice Climber, Mario Bros).

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About Abduction Bit

Abduction Bit is a retro‑style arcade action title where you control an alien tasked with abducting humans. The game features four distinct stages—construction site, hotel, military base and laboratory—each requiring you to capture every human while avoiding traps.

The title includes local split‑screen co‑op for two players, selectable level packs (including free DLC), alien palette customization, a save‑state function, Steam achievements, Steam trading cards and partial controller support.

01 / THE GUIDE

Story premise

The narrative follows two aliens who must catch many humans for experiments. The four stages—construction, hotel, military base and laboratory—provide distinct backdrops for this abduction mission.

When a human is captured, the alien uses a sci‑fi gun that temporarily paralyses the target, erases their memory, strips them and teleports them to the UFO, reinforcing the alien‑abduction theme.

  • Observe how each stage’s layout influences where humans appear.
  • Remember the memory‑wipe is a story detail and does not affect gameplay.

02 / THE GUIDE

Core gameplay

Players move an alien across platforms, jumping and shooting a paralysis gun to capture humans without touching them. Completion of a stage requires abducting every human while avoiding dangerous traps.

The game is described as a retro style inspired by 80s arcade titles, offering simple controls with a high difficulty curve that demands precise timing and positioning.

  • Practice timing jumps to stay clear of traps.
  • Use the gun’s range to keep a safe distance from humans.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · SEEP

03 / THE GUIDE

Level packs and DLC

Through the main menu, players can select various level packs, each providing a different arrangement of stages. The description notes that additional packs will be released in the future.

Future releases include free downloadable content in the form of additional level packs.

  • Check the main menu for newly added free DLC packs.
  • Try different packs to experience varied play styles.

04 / THE GUIDE

Local co‑op play

The game supports shared/split‑screen local co‑op for two players, allowing each participant to control their own alien on the same screen.

Co‑op does not change the objective; both aliens work together to capture all humans in each stage, adding a collaborative element to the single‑player goal.

  • Coordinate with your partner to cover different platform areas.
  • Communicate trap locations to avoid simultaneous failures.

05 / THE GUIDE

Alien palette customization & save state

Players may customize the colour palette of their alien, providing a personal visual style while retaining the same abilities.

A save‑state feature lets players save and resume progress, offering convenience for longer sessions.

  • Experiment with palette choices to suit your visual preference.
  • Use save‑state before challenging trap sections.

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    Does Abduction Bit support controller input?

    Partial Controller Support is listed, indicating that some controller functionality is available, though exact mapping is not detailed.

    What multiplayer options are available?

    The game offers local split‑screen co‑op for two players, listed under Shared/Split Screen Co‑op.

    Are there any post‑launch content plans?

    The description mentions future level packs and free DLC, suggesting additional content will be released after launch.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.