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!!
Platforms
Android iOS Switch PC PS4 PS5Genres
Adventure Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Indie Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Romance
Languages: English and 11 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
ProjectN
By Carlos de ArrudaThe game shows a great ability to leverage the charisma of its characters, combining it with a satisfying story and adrenaline-pumping combat. The relationship-building aspect is captivating and immersive, and although there are some awkward dialogues at times, it’s still enjoyable. The excellent price and the Brazilian Portuguese localization make this game a great recommendation for anyone looking to discover a title that deserves more attention.
Nintendo Blast
By Juliana Paiva ZapparoliFor those who love indies filled with good ideas, Eternights brings established formulas from various notable titles to tell a story about the end of the world with teenagers that only wanted to live their lives. There's definitely room for various improvements but this action RPG is one of the best picks for those who want a well established plot and an almost exclusive focus on character development.
GameMAG
By GameMAGEternights features well-drawn characters, a variety of bawdy humor, an interesting story, and an emotional delivery with nice graphics. And only the combat gameplay spoils the overall impression.
RPGamer
By Paul ShkreliThere’s a lot going on, most of it competently designed, but lacking that touch of finesse or technical flourish that oozes from the few series that serve as inspiration.
GamesHub
By Samantha LowEternights deftly captures the essence of growing up, as told through the motions of an action-packed JRPG. Through its storyline and dialogue, the game manages to weave life into this classic genre with the aid of modern-day meme jokes and ‘anime humour’. Its simple but effective combat system, and a smattering of puzzles and mini-games, are entertaining enough to keep you hooked as you watch the plot unfold. Eternights showcases a level of complexity and refinement that is impressive, especially for Studio Sai’s debut title.
