- Abyssus fissures are glowing environmental anomalies scattered across various zones that players must find and destroy.
- Nautical Wardrobe rewards are unlocked by collecting all surge fissures within a specific zone, granting unique suit material colors.
- Lobby Zone contains 8 fissures, which unlocks the Tinker suit color once all are destroyed.
- Combat Zones like the Abandoned Temple, Garden, and Sanctuary contain 15 fissures each, strictly inside combat encounter rooms.
- Royal Abyss is the final area containing 6 fissures, requiring careful exploration around boss and golem arenas.
Overview & Nautical Wardrobe Rewards
Surge fissures represent a key exploration mechanic in the game. These anomalies are hidden in plain sight throughout various environments, requiring players to keep a sharp eye out while navigating both peaceful hubs and intense combat zones. Destroying these fissures is not just for completionists; it directly ties into the customization system.
Whenever you collect all the fissures within a specific zone, you receive a unique suit material color in your Nautical Wardrobe. This allows you to showcase your exploration achievements to other players. Each zone offers a distinct color palette, making the hunt highly rewarding for players who want to stand out.
| Zone | Fissure Count | Wardrobe Reward | Difficulty Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lobby | 8 | Tinker Color | Easy (★★☆☆☆) |
| Abandoned Temple | 15 | Temple Color | Medium (★★★☆☆) |
| Garden | 15 | Garden Color | Medium (★★★☆☆) |
| Sanctuary | 15 | Sanctuary Color | Hard (★★★★☆) |
| Royal Abyss | 6 | Abyss Color | Hard (★★★★☆) |
Fissures emit a faint humming sound and a distinct visual glow. If you are struggling to spot one, try adjusting your game audio to listen for environmental cues, or look for light anomalies in darker corners of the map.
Lobby Surge Fissure Locations
The Lobby serves as your central hub, but it also contains the first set of anomalies. There are a total of eight surge fissures hidden around the Lobby. Because this is a safe zone, you do not have to worry about enemy encounters while searching. Finding and destroying all eight of these fissures unlocks the Tinker color in your Nautical Wardrobe.
To find these, you will need to explore every nook and cranny of the hub, including climbing rafters and searching secret rooms. Below is the detailed breakdown of where to find each Lobby fissure.
| Fissure ID | Location Description | Primary Landmark | Search Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fissure 1 | Near the Diving Bell | Main Lobby | Look close to the starting bell platform |
| Fissure 2 | Inside the Artefact Room | Ground Floor | Search the corners of the room |
| Fissure 3 | Above the Artefact Room | Upper Ledge | Climb the scaffolding directly above |
| Fissure 4 | Above the Firing Range | Rafters | Look up near the ceiling targets |
| Fissure 5 | Shipwreck Right Side | Right Docks | Search near the broken hull structure |
| Fissure 6 | Shipwreck Left Side | Left Docks | Inspect the debris on the left side |
| Fissure 7 | Secret Room | Hidden Wall | Interact with suspicious walls to open |
| Fissure 8 | Above the Tutorial Exit | Exit Gate | Look above the final archway before leaving |
The secret room in the Lobby requires you to interact with a hidden panel. If you cannot find it, trace the wiring along the floor near the docks, which often points toward hidden mechanisms.
Combat Zone Fissures & Navigation Rules
Once you leave the safety of the Lobby, the rules for finding abyssus fissures change significantly. In the Abandoned Temple, Garden, and Sanctuary, you will find a total of 15 surge fissures per area. However, they do not spawn randomly along paths or transitions.
Instead, these fissures are strictly located inside combat encounter rooms. You will never find them in corridors, transition paths, or safe hallways. Furthermore, they do not appear in any Elite or Boss rooms, meaning you can focus entirely on survival during those major encounters.
Locate the Combat Room
Enter the designated combat zone and wait for the encounter to trigger.
Clear the Encounters
Defeat all active enemy waves to ensure a safe environment for exploration.
Scan the Room Perimeter
Search the corners, behind pillars, and elevated ledges before leaving.
| Zone | Total Fissures | Valid Rooms | Excluded Rooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abandoned Temple | 15 | Standard Combat | Corridors, Elite, Boss |
| Garden | 15 | Standard Combat | Corridors, Elite, Boss |
| Sanctuary | 15 | Standard Combat | Corridors, Elite, Boss |
Always clear the enemies before attempting to destroy a fissure. Trying to destroy them mid-combat can leave you vulnerable to attacks, especially in high-difficulty areas like the Sanctuary.
Royal Abyss Fissures & Farming Routes
The Royal Abyss is the final area you will need to search to complete your collection. This zone contains only six surge fissures, but they are highly hidden and located in dangerous territory. The environment here is treacherous, and the enemies hit harder than in previous zones.
To navigate this area efficiently, you should adopt a specific farming route that minimizes backtracking. Focus on the outer edges of the main chambers, particularly around the Golem arena where several fissures are tucked away behind massive stone pillars.
Solo Exploration
- Safe pace
- Easy to track missed spots
- Requires high self-sufficiency
Co-op Speedrun
- Fast clears
- Shared discovery mechanics
- Requires coordination
Targeted Farming
- High efficiency
- Focuses on specific zones
- Minimizes downtime
| Fissure ID | Landmark | Hazard Level | Search Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fissure 1 to 3 | Golem Arena | High | Search the outer pillars |
| Fissure 4 to 6 | Lower Depths | High | Check behind stone structures |
Running this zone with a group allows you to split up and check different corners of the Golem arena simultaneously, significantly reducing the time required to locate all six anomalies.
Progression Goals & Checklist
To ensure you have unlocked every possible reward from the surge fissures, it is best to keep a checklist of your progress. Since the game does not always show the exact locations of missing anomalies, tracking them by zone is the most reliable method.
Make sure you complete each zone fully before moving on to the next, as returning to early-game areas later can disrupt your progression flow.
Fissure Hunting Goals:
- Destroy all 8 Lobby fissures
- Collect 15 Abandoned Temple fissures
- Find 15 Garden fissures
- Clear 15 Sanctuary fissures
- Locate all 6 Royal Abyss fissures
Double-check your Nautical Wardrobe after completing a zone. If the corresponding suit color is not unlocked, you have missed at least one fissure in that specific area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do abyssus fissures respawn after being destroyed?
No, once you destroy a fissure, it is permanently recorded as collected for that specific area unlock.
Q: Can I find fissures in the corridors between rooms?
No, fissures only spawn inside active combat encounter rooms, excluding corridors, paths, Elite rooms, and Boss rooms.
Q: What rewards do I get for collecting all abyssus fissures?
Collecting all fissures in a designated location unlocks a unique suit material color in your Nautical Wardrobe.
Q: How do I unlock the Tinker suit color?
You must find and destroy all 8 surge fissures located in the main Lobby area.
Keep an eye out for updates, as new zones introduced in future patches may add more surge fissures and additional Nautical Wardrobe rewards.