- June 25, 2020
- Doublehit Games
Eternal Hope: Prologue
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About
Add Full Game to your Wishlist Join Our Discord About the GameEternal Hope: Prologue is a free standalone version of the game, which features the first act of Ti'bi's journey. "Perhaps you’d be willing to go to the end of the world for your beloved, but would you go beyond it?" On Eternal Hope you'll follow the story of Ti'bi, a lonely boy who lost the love of his life. Embark on a…







- The game features beautiful graphics and a captivating art style that enhances the overall experience.
- The story is emotional and engaging, with a unique premise involving themes of love and loss.
- Gameplay mechanics are innovative, with interesting puzzles and the creative use of dual worlds.
- Controls can be unresponsive and clunky, leading to frustration during gameplay.
- The game lacks sufficient checkpoints, making it difficult to progress after dying.
- Some players find the game too similar to Limbo, lacking originality in its design and mechanics.
story
27 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally praised for its beauty and emotional depth, with many players finding it heartwarming and engaging, despite some criticism for being melodramatic or simplistic. The narrative often revolves around themes of love and letting go, complemented by stunning visuals and a fitting soundtrack. While some players feel the gameplay mechanics overshadow the story, the overall consensus highlights a compelling and immersive narrative experience.
“The story line is heart breaking, definitely knows how to pull strings from my heart.”
“The game is beautiful and has a wonderful story.”
“The graphics and world around you are beautiful and vibrant, and the soundtrack perfectly fits into the story.”
“It's more about riddles and precision jumping than story.”
“This is the most saccharine, melodramatic, and boring 'love story.' I couldn't play through more than 10 minutes because it was that trite and off-putting.”
“Came for the story, but left for the game mechanics.”