Review — Eternights

In September, we saw the digital release of Eternights, a new game by the Korean-based Studio Sai who will also release the game physically for PlayStation 4 and 5 in November. The game is essentially a one-man project that started out as a hobby in 2019. It became more than a passion project as the developer game up his full-time job to continue working on the game. The result is a remarkable little indie JRPG will certainly appeal to those who enjoy this genre, even if there are some flaws in the game. <h2>Time to Save the World Again</h2> The story of Eternights seems to take place in a not to distant future where a company called Eternights is developing an anti-aging medicine. Things go horribly wrong when explosions in the factory sets of a catastrophes that turns humans into bloodthirsty monsters and a weird wall appears around the city of Seoul. In this chaos, you play as a self-named character who tries to escape with his best friend Chani. As the two make their way to an underground bunker, they meet Yuna, a popular idol who’s on the run herself. After an encounter with a mysterious woman who cuts of your arm, the group gets dragged into a battle that will decide the fate of the world. <a href="https://tasta.me/review-eternights-adf413e0c349">Click Here</a>