This isn’t just an issue when there are multiple enemies on the screen, either. The world drops to a blue hue when a perfect dodge is achieved but it only lasts for about three attacks, leaving you open to be knocked out of the five-hit combo. A perfect dodge also doesn’t guarantee that you’ll be able to execute a full five-hit combo. First, there are a few attacks that are telegraphed to the player and immediately executed, making a perfect dodge absolutely impossible. Unfortunately, the perfect dodge just isn’t right in Eternights. This is all pretty standard fare for an action RPG. An enemy with the telegraph that it’s about to attack with a bright red light and, if done correctly, a perfect dodge will slow everything down allowing you to get off a five-hit combo. However, the pivotal combat move in Eternights is the perfect dodge. You can unlock a few more attacks but they can’t really be woven into the primary five-hit combo. You have a five-hit combo that’s followed up with a finisher, and that’s about it. The combat in Eternights is not very deep. One of those shapes is a sword, allowing our protagonist to fight some of the zombies that have taken over the city. Eventually, the bunker unlocks, you run into an idol, you meet a crazed woman who cuts your arm off, and suddenly you’ve got a morphable arm that can take different shapes.

The next day you’re hanging out with Channi when giant walls appear around the city and you have to go to these underground bunkers everyone is just aware of and exist for some reason. He convinces you to join a new dating app, match up with someone, and immediately fall asleep after agreeing to a date. Channi is the typical anime sidekick, he’s over-enthusiastic, completely girl-crazy, and kind of a pervert. It all starts in our protagonist’s apartment, named by you, the player, chatting about dating with your best friend Channi. MonsterVine was supplied with a PC code for review Platform: PC (reviewed), Sony Playstation 4/5 And while the premise is nice and the game looks fun and clean, is Eternights as good of a game as it appears?

Of course, he can’t save the world without the friends he’s made along the way. Eternights is a little action RPG/dating sim that takes place in a pseudo-post-apocalyptic city where our protagonist is the only person that can save the world. It’s a tale as old as time, and that’s just the beginning. You know how it goes, you download a dating app, match up with a god, and suddenly everyone’s a zombie and you’re stuck on a train with your best friend and an idol.

I try to avoid dating apps whenever possible.

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