Absolver

Absolver is a martial-arts action game from Sloclap in which you step behind the mask of a Prospect — a fighter who has taken a sacred vow and chosen to join the Absolvers, an elite corps of combatants working to keep stability in a fractured world. Instead of button-mashing combos, the game builds its combat around a deck you assemble yourself: stances, strikes, and defensive moves that you unlock by fighting and observing other players. This page covers the Absolver PS4 PKG releases, including the EUR build (CUSA06391) and the USA builds (CUSA06282), with the current v1.32 update and the earlier v1.15 package for reference.

If you want the full release listing on the main site, the Absolver – Dlpsgames Free Download page collects everything in one place. Below you'll find a specifications table, the download sections exactly as provided, a breakdown of the combat system and the Adalian Forest Pack DLC, plus practical guidance on versions and installation.

Absolver at a Glance

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	NAME	Absolver
	LANGUAGE	Multi
	RELEASE	2017
	GENRE	Action

What Absolver Actually Plays Like

The core of Absolver is the Combat Deck. You start with a small set of moves and expand it by learning from the fighters you meet. Every attack sits in one of four stances, and each stance flows into the next, so the deck you build determines how your character moves between high, low, left, and right attacks. You can rearrange moves at any time, which means the same character can shift from a fast, pressure-heavy style to a slower, counter-focused one without starting over.

Defense is a separate skill layer. Each fighting style carries its own defensive ability — parries, avoids, absorbs, and similar tools — and timing those correctly opens a window for a punishing counter. The game rewards reading your opponent more than memorizing a fixed combo string, which is why fights against real players feel different from fights against the AI.

Progression runs on two tracks. Combat experience raises your level and unlocks new moves and gear, while the world itself is a semi-open map of connected areas that you explore between duels. You'll find mentors who teach style-specific techniques, and you can join a school to inherit another player's deck and moveset. That school system is one of the more distinctive parts of Absolver: it turns other players into a source of content rather than just opponents.

Multiplayer sits alongside the single-player path. You can fight other Prospects in direct duels, team up for cooperative combat trials, or simply cross paths in the world and challenge each other. The PvE side gives you a place to practice and earn moves; the PvP side is where the deck-building pays off.

Key Features

• Custom Combat Deck: Build and rearrange your moveset across four stances, mixing strikes, feints, and defensive options into a style that fits how you fight.
• Style-Specific Defense: Parry, avoid, or absorb depending on your chosen fighting style, with timing-based counters that reward reads over repetition.
• Learn by Fighting: Unlock new moves by observing and defeating other fighters, including real players, then slot those moves into your own deck.
• Schools and Mentors: Join a school to inherit another player's deck and techniques, or teach your own style to others.
• Online Duels and Co-op: Challenge other Prospects one-on-one, run cooperative combat trials, and meet players in a shared world.
• Semi-Open Exploration: Move through connected areas between fights, with hidden paths, mentors, and gear to find.
• The Adalian Forest Pack DLC: Adds the Forest Caller Chief and Forest Lead Dancer equipment sets (seven pieces each), the Starnight Sword weapon, and five new emotes.

The Adalian Forest Pack and Other Content

The Adalian Forest Pack is the add-on included in the download sections above. It focuses on cosmetic and expressive content rather than new story areas: two full seven-piece equipment sets (Forest Caller Chief and Forest Lead Dancer), a Starnight Sword weapon, and five new emotes. If you care about how your Prospect looks in duels, this pack gives you more options; if you only care about combat mechanics, it won't change how fights play out.

The base game is where the mechanical depth lives. Between the deck system, the four defensive styles, and the school inheritance feature, there is a lot to learn before the DLC cosmetics become relevant. Players who enjoy fighting games with a deck-building twist tend to get the most out of it; players looking for a story-driven campaign with heavy narrative will find the world-building lighter than the combat design.

Version Guide: EUR, USA v1.32, and v1.15

The download area lists three packages. Choosing the right one depends on your region and whether you want the newest update:

• CUSA06391 – EUR: The European base package. Use this if your console region matches the EUR release.
• CUSA06282 – USA (v1.32): The current USA package with the latest update included. This is the one to pick for a US-region install if you want the newest fixes and balance changes.
• CUSA06282 – USA (v1.15): An older USA package kept for reference. It is useful if you specifically need the earlier build, but it does not include the changes that arrived after v1.15.

Each section includes its own download links and password, exactly as supplied by the uploaders. The v1.32 packages list English, French, German, Portuguese (Brazil), and Spanish language support; the EUR package listing does not specify a language list, so check the section notes before downloading if language matters to you.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: Deep, deck-based combat that lets you define your own style; defensive timing that rewards reading opponents; school system that turns other players into a source of new moves; online duels and co-op alongside the single-player path; the Adalian Forest Pack adds two full equipment sets, a weapon, and five emotes.
• Cons: The learning curve is steep — the deck and stance system takes time to understand; the DLC is cosmetic and doesn't add new areas or story; the world-building is thinner than the combat design; newer players can run into experienced fighters online, which makes early duels rough.

Installation and Version Freshness

Before you install, confirm which package you downloaded. The EUR and USA releases use different title IDs (CUSA06391 and CUSA06282), so mixing them up can cause region mismatches. The v1.32 USA package is the freshest build listed here; the v1.15 package is older and should only be used if you need that specific version. Each download section includes its own password — the v1.32 and EUR sections use DLPSGAME.COM, while the v1.15 section uses hako — so copy the password from the section you actually downloaded from.

Publisher details are not included in the source listing, so this page doesn't make claims about who published the release or about any scanning or safety checks. What you can verify is the version number, the region code, and the language list shown in each section. If you're comparing other action titles while you're here, the site also lists Sudden Strike 5 Deluxe Edition and Survival Fountain of Youth.

For setup help after downloading, the listing includes a Guide Download link and a Tool Download link inside the download sections.

Who Should Download Absolver

Absolver fits players who like fighting games but want more control over their moveset than a fixed character roster allows. If you enjoy labbing combos, testing defensive timings, and adjusting a deck between matches, the systems here give you a lot to work with. It also suits players who prefer a semi-open world they can explore between fights rather than a linear campaign. If you want a story-first experience or a pick-up-and-play brawler with no deck management, the learning curve will likely feel like friction rather than depth.

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