- August 30, 2017
- ConnorORT
Towards The Pantheon: Escaping Eternity
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About
In "Towards The Pantheon: Escaping Eternity" , players assume the role of a soldier who awakens in darkness with no memory of his surroundings or how he got there. This prequel mystery game features top-down pixel art and challenging puzzles, inviting players to explore bizarre environments and unravel the soldier's mysterious past. As a free game, it offers an optional $5 soundtrack purchase, with cryptocurrency donations also accepted to support the developers.

- Engaging mystery that draws players in with a compelling premise and atmosphere.
- Beautiful pixel art aesthetics that create a nostalgic experience and enhance the game's themes.
- Simple yet enjoyable puzzles and exploration that keep players engaged throughout the short playtime.
- The game is very short, lasting only about 30-45 minutes, which may leave players wanting more content.
- Limited gameplay mechanics and simplicity may not appeal to those looking for a more complex experience.
- Technical issues such as crashes and lack of a save feature can detract from the overall experience.
story
42 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it intriguing yet brief, often noting its short duration of 25-30 minutes. While some appreciate the hints at a deeper narrative and the potential for player interpretation, others feel it lacks a strong introduction and combat elements. Overall, the story serves as a decent prequel that piques interest for the upcoming full RPG, with hidden elements encouraging exploration.
“The story was also interesting, and makes me excited to play the full RPG!”
“On the downside, the game is rather easy, doesn't really give you much of an intro or story and is very short, only 25-30 mins to complete.”
“The story was interesting and leaves room for you to make your own theory and take on what's going on.”
“Though the game is short, it is really satisfying, leading you through a weird, trippy story filled with heavy climate.”