Eternity: The Last Unicorn (read our review) was released on PC on 5th March and so far has been given mixed reviews by the Steam Community. From 16th April Xbox One users will also be able to get in on the action.
Eternity: The Last Unicorn proudly throws back to the days of classic action RPGs when camera perspectives were fixed and players were rewarded and encouraged to explore the world around them. Showing a clear reverence for the genre’s roots and its penchant for tense combat, players step into the boots of two different heroes – Aurehen, the young elf or Bior, the fierce viking – each with their own unique stories to uncover and abilities to master.
Watch the trailer below:
Joining forces, they set out to hunt down the last unicorn, taking down epic bosses along the way in an effort to lift its curse and preserve the waning immortality of the elven people. Breathing life into its world, Eternity: The Last Unicorn draws heavily from traditional Nordic folklore, weaving a tapestry of fearsome gods and beasts, as players face the likes of Úlfrstórr the Giant Wolf, Jökul the Jotun, and Gullveig the Witch.
Key features:
- Two playable characters: The young elf, Aurehen, and the Viking, Bior – each with a unique backstory and character abilities.
- Over 12 hours of deep action-RPG gameplay to explore
- Fixed camera system reminiscent of old-school RPGs
- Skill, weapon, and ability progression tied into exploration and character growth
- Explore the large and beautiful realm of Vanaheim, a universe and culture inspired by Nordic folklore
- An original soundtrack built to convey both the Nordic and fantastical themes of Eternity
- Experience firsthand the kindness and wrath of the Gods of Nordic Mythology
View some screenshots from Eternity: The Last Unicorn in our gallery:
