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Eternights is a dating action game where you try to make the most out of life during the apocalypse. Monday: Go on a date. Tuesday: Clear dungeon. Friday: Freak out! The clock is ticking!!
Eternights is a anime, dating sim and romance game
developed by Studio Sai
and published by Studio Sai and Kepler Ghost.
Released on September 11th 2023 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine
in 10 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil and Spanish - Latin America.
It has received 3,053 reviews of which 2,595 were positive and 458 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 7.49€ on Steam with a 75% discount, but you can find it for 5.77€ on K4G.
The Steam community has classified Eternights into these genres:
Anime
Dating Sim
Romance
Hack and Slash
JRPG
Action RPG
Story Rich
Character Action Game
Emotional
Post-apocalyptic
Multiple Endings
Stylized
Sci-fi
Action
Atmospheric
Futuristic
Mystery
Combat
LGBTQ+
Casual
Here is the detailed breakdown of supported languages for Eternights:
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| English | |||
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| Italian | |||
| Korean | |||
| Simplified Chinese | |||
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| Portuguese - Brazil | |||
| Spanish - Latin America |
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10+
- Processor: Intel Core i5-6500 | AMD Ryzen 3 1200
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1050m | AMD Radeon RX 560
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 12 GB available space
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I've found this game on accident and played the demo first (which is already awesome to include for ANY game), added to wishlist and bought later on a sale. From what I've heard it's an indie game inspired by the Persona series (no entry specified) and a few other (DMC I think?). Let's start with the best aspects of Eternights: Graphics and artstyle If I'm not mistaken, this game was made in Unity. It looks really good, the artstyle of 3D enviroments and objects is always consistant and for it's budget is also high quality. The lightning at night and afternoon is very moody. The character models are simple and decent but also very well used for their limitations (goofy stop motion-esque mouth animations), they fit the world too. Though the best 3D designs definetely belong to the monster enemies. They are SO DETAILED, especially the bosses. Seriously, you don't even get to see them upclose unless you walk to them yourself. Even with such more complex designs they fit the world and other characters with no issue and their animations are SUPERB. The UI is simplistic and may seem bland, but it's servicable Gameplay This might be the best aspect of this game. It starts with a simple gimmick of perfect dodging and adds more things to it without getting really complex yet still entertaining if you're an expireienced player (not really the DMC level sweat). The system with elemental attacks is pretty well balanced though their attack-tied quick time events are painfully slow, no matter the difficulty. You have some gimmick skills you might know from other games like Stinger ("This party is getting crazy!"), rotating swords shield ("Where is your motivation?") and others that use your SP gauge. Frankly I found myself using them the most as the SP bar can be easily replenished with enough combos or perfect dodges. The weakest part of gameplay are probably the bond skills: aside from Yuna's healing, I rarely found any use of the others except when my heals were on cooldown. If I were to compare the gameplay of this game to any other, it would probably be Persona 5 Strikers, which is funny to think considering it came out after Eternights started development but before it released. Perhaps there was some inspiration. Technicalities This game is very well optimized and debugged, never have I encountered a single freeze, lag, or soft locking. The only issue I've found is a hole in the map in the final dungeon before the final boss. Unfortunetely this is the game isn't so perfect in most of the non-gameplay aspects: Voice acting The game offers 3 audio language options: Korean, English and Japanese. I started with english and after a while some characters (basically anyone besides Chani or Yohan) got kinda annoying with their voices. Like the delivery and intonation not matching the scene, cliche squeaking of some moe female characters, kinda cringy lines during attack cut-ins. So I dedcided to switch to Korean, since it's the creators' native language and I usually always play in the original dub. Well uh... it wasn't any better, to say the least. I sort of got used to it later on but the only character I remember being played the best, was Chani (goat btw). Story The story is quite simple and maybe that's for the best, since the game doesn't really delve to deep into some concepts. Another positive of this simplicity is that it can serve as an excuse for the game to happen (which isn't always a bad thing), and it's not always taken seriously by itself. We never really get answers for how this affected every other civilian besides the main cast's character bubble and the villain never felt like one, or even the other deity helping you. luckily it's mostly easy to forget about considering how small scaled the whole plot feels. In the end though the whole story kinda falls flat considering the message the game is trying to say. Characters and social sim For a game that markets itself as a partial dating sim, it kinda says something went wrong when NONE of the romance options seem appealing. I swear, when I stopped and thought about who to romance I came to the realization that I don't really care or like any of the candidates enough. This might be a deeper issue as it feels like this game has NO idea how to write women (this game was made by Koreans, which might tell you something). Like, one of the girls, has a very specific hobby she does to relieve stress. You wanna guess what it is? IRONING CLOTHES. Like jesus christ. She already (like the rest of romancable girls) falls into an archetype of female anime characters which is milked a lot (luckily not too deep to be THAT eyerolling). Nothing really makes any of them that interesting if you're not obsessed with these sort of ancient anime tropes. For example: [*]Yuna - the idol singer with childish interests in plushies, her singing is her strength and helps a sick child. [*]Min (I think that's her name?) - the young clumsy athletic girl who crushes on her senpai (player) that helps her [*]Sia - the twintailed tsundere(?) obsessed with tech and only tech, hey romance isn't tech-y but I like you dummy. [*]Aria - big tits important lady (goat tbh, Chani you tried), also why does she share a VA with the main villain and it never leads anywhere? At the end of the day I chose the only guy to romance (take that Persona games!) for laughs and even if I don't swing that way, he actually had a very interesting story and arc. Hooray, doomed Yaoi!!! If I had to chose my favourite character it would be Chani, the protagonist can have the coolest interactions with him. The jokes with him (depends on you humor) are actually funny and he makes it actually feel like (the most bland and generic self-insert) protag and Chani are actual friends with some history (I'd say it has better interactions than other bro characters in Persona). Perhaps his struggle of feeling useless isn't too original, but it made me actually care about because of that bond. What a chad, carried this game's cast. Shame you can't romance him but even he rejects your advances at one point. As for the social sim aspects, I'd say they are servicable. They never feel grindy, passive leveling of social stats during conversations is definetely a positive (take that Persona!). Some bond levels feel short and pointless (mainly Yuna) and the scavenging runs could be more varied and interesting but it is alright. Just like in Persona 4-5, you can complete the deadline objectives in one day if you're dedicated enough, but as in the inspirations of this game, you can take your time. Music/sound If you were to ask me about the music in Eternights I'd be like: What music? A lot of the tracks either don't fit the scene at all, do not exist for scenes where it'd fit. I literally cannot remember a single song from the game. And the sound design in many places is also missing, like why doesn't the ingame pause menu have any sound? Inconsistancies I praised the graphics in the beginning but they were only 3D. The 2D art in this game is inconsistant as hell. We have the simplistic character models, anime cutscenes (rare but still) in one artstyle, flashback cards in another (pretty good simple) artstyle, and then the menu and special character portraits which look completely different! If you compare the sprites in the pause menu to the ingame models, it appears as if the former show similar but older-looking character, huh??? The credits explained everything to me as all these graphics were made by completeley different entities. To summarise Would I recommend this game? Despite it all yes, IF you don't mind the cliches and want to expierience a passion project, of what was initialy one person. So all I wish the developer to learn from the mistakes in their future games
A relatively short game, but incredibly well-written dialogue and story. All of the characters are interesting and would honestly be good options for the romance routes. The gameplay itself can feel a little clunky at times (in particular, some cutscene dialogue pauses for a long time, and you normally can't skip dialogue in-game), but the combat is very consistent and feels good to pull off difficult feats. Took me about 12 hours to finish the game, but the replayability is good as well.
"Are you sure you're not seeing anyone else?" If you didn't expect much from Eternights - honestly, you'll get a whole bunch of emotions. It feels cheap in everything, but it's not bad. The game builds this really cool atmosphere of loneliness, reflection, and alienation. The sound design is actually great. And here's the paradox - the combat is way richer than the dating mechanics. Like, much richer. Аbout the characters. The main hero is basically a cartoon anime incel. So much so that they cut off his RIGHT HAND and replace it with a glowing one. The women? Not even worth talking about. The best girl shows up almost right away. Okay, Sia also deserves attention. Maybe because she and Yuna are the only ones who feel like real people, not just walking anime tropes. You'll spend more time learning enemy patterns than learning what these girls are about. And honestly? That's fine. Eternights is not a game you'll recommend to everyone. It's cheap. It's messy. It steals from better games and doesn't always know what to do with the stuff it took. But somewhere in that chaos, between the loneliness and the glowing right hand, it finds something honest. It made me care about two characters I thought I'd forget. Yuna asks, "Are you sure you're not seeing anyone else?" And honestly? For a few hours, I wasn't. And that's Eternights. Not a masterpiece. Not a disaster. Just a strange, cheap, and unexpectedly warm little game that knows exactly what it is - even if you don't. __________________________ «Ты уверен, что больше ни с кем не встречаешься?» Eсли вы не ждали от Eternights многого - вы получите целую кучу эмоций. Она ощущается дешёвой во всём, но это не делает её плохой. Игра создаёт реально крутую атмосферу одиночества, рефлексии и отчуждения. Звуковой дизайн на самом деле отличный. И вот парадокс - боевая система куда богаче дейтинг-механик. Прям намного богаче. Теперь о персонажах. Главный герой - это, по сути, карикатурный аниме-инцел. Настолько, что ему отрезают ПРАВУЮ РУКУ и заменяют её на светящуюся. Женщины? Даже не стоит о них говорить. Лучшая девушка появляется почти сразу. Ладно, Сия тоже заслуживает внимания. Может быть, потому что она и Юна - единственные, кто ощущается как живые люди, а не просто ходячие аниме-тропы. Ты потратишь больше времени на изучение паттернов врагов, чем на изучение того, чем живут эти девушки. И, честно говоря? Это нормально. Eternights - не та игра, которую ты будешь рекомендовать всем. Она дешёвая. Она сумбурная. Она крадёт у более удачных игр и не всегда знает, что делать с награбленным. Но где-то в этом хаосе, между одиночеством и светящейся правой рукой, она находит что-то честное. Она заставила меня переживать о двух персонажах, которых я думал, что забуду. Юна спрашивает: «Ты уверен, что больше ни с кем не встречаешься?» И честно? На несколько часов я и правда ни с кем не встречался. И в этом вся Eternights. Не шедевр. Не катастрофа. Просто странная, дешёвая и неожиданно тёплая маленькая игра, которая точно знает, чем она является - даже если ты нет.
This is one of those games that’s frustrating to talk about, because it gets so much right and so much wrong at the same time. The story is genuinely compelling. The characters are fun and built with personality, the story Is built in a way that makes you want to keep going, just to see what happens next. Unfortunately, getting to those moments is where the game struggles. The gameplay feels clunky and repetitive, with mechanics that never really evolve or become satisfying. if you've watched Beyond the Boundary and liked it this game is worth playing. Overall, it’s worth experiencing for the narrative but be prepared for a less then enjoyable gameplay. and wait for the credits to end.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Eternights is currently priced at 7.49€ on Steam.
Yes, Eternights is currently available at a 75% discount. You can purchase it for 7.49€ on Steam.
Yes, Eternights received 2,595 positive votes out of a total of 3,053 achieving a rating of 8.19.
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Eternights was developed by Studio Sai and published by Studio Sai and Kepler Ghost.
Yes, Eternights is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Eternights is not playable on MacOS.
No, Eternights is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Eternights is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, Eternights is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Eternights does not support VR.
Eternights is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 2 DLCs available for Eternights. Explore additional content available for Eternights on Steam.
No, Eternights does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Eternights does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Eternights is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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