Abiotic Factor Expands Into Tropical Cosmic Chaos With Entropic Break DLC


Playstack and Deep Field confirmed during the PC Gaming Show 2026 that Entropic Break, the first major DLC for Abiotic Factor, will launch in fall 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series and PC via Steam.
A tropical nightmare awaits, and the expansion promises to push the game’s sci‑fi sandbox into stranger, more unpredictable territory.

Sun‑Drenched Seas, Forgotten Islands and New Threats

Entropic Break sends players far from the familiar corridors of the main game and into a chain of tropical islands warped by cosmic anomalies.
What looks like paradise quickly reveals itself as a fractured reality filled with new dangers, new factions and new mysteries.

Players will explore:

  • Sun‑soaked oceans
  • Abandoned research outposts
  • Strange islands shaped by dimensional instability

It is a vacation gone wrong in the most Abiotic Factor way possible.

The GATE Leaf Test Facility Opens Its Doors

At the center of the expansion is the GATE Leaf Test Facility, a twisted research complex overflowing with experimental tech, corrupted data and hostile forces.
The DLC spans multiple worlds, each affected by different anomalies, including:

  • Digital chaos
  • Distant dimensional distortions
  • Fanatics obsessed with forbidden science
  • The return of the terrifying Flesh Dimension

A Multiverse of Trouble

Entropic Break expands the game’s core loop with new enemies, new biomes and new narrative threads that tie directly into the escalating crisis surrounding GATE’s experiments.
Players will uncover what went wrong, who is responsible and how far the anomalies have spread beyond the facility.

A Content Expansion Built for Chaos

According to the Steam page, the DLC is designed to feel like a full‑scale adventure, offering:

  • New worlds to explore
  • New factions to confront
  • New anomalies to survive
  • A tropical setting warped by cosmic instability

It is Abiotic Factor at its most ambitious, blending survival, exploration and absurd science with a bright but deeply unsettling new backdrop.

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