Choose your hero as a Mage, Warrior, or Bounty Hunter, and arm yourself with swords, axes, staffs, or guns. Level up to gain new abilities and boost attributes while exploring dark caves, dungeons, forests, villages, graveyards, demon castles, snowy peaks, moon craters, and red planet deserts, pyramids, and jungles. Open chests for gold, gems, and gear like breastplates, helmets, cloaks, shields, or dual weapons to enhance your arsenal.
Engage in fast-paced, responsive combat packed with special effects, sound cues, and damage feedback amid atmospheric music and backdrops. Unlock around 20 abilities per class plus four each from three companions, building from simple starts to advanced tactics at high levels. Old-school RPG fans crafted this indie action RPG adventure with passion for the genre they craved.
Play as a Mage, Warrior or Bounty Hunter, wielding a sword, axe, staff or gun. Level up to learn new abilities and increase your attributes.
Venture into dark caves and dungeons, explore forests, villages and graveyards, lay siege to demon-controlled castles, brave snowy mountain peaks, and travel to the moon to slay strange creatures among craters and canyons, and beyond, to the deserts, pyramids and jungles of the red planet.
Open treasure chests to loot gold, gemstones and battle gear. Equip shiny breastplates, menacing helmets and hoods, spiked shoulder pads, mysterious cloaks or capes. Protect yourself with a shield, or choose to wield two weapons as a warrior.
Enjoy the visceral satisfaction of responsive, fast-paced combat, with spectacular special effects, pleasing sounds, rewarding damage numbers, all set against immersive backdrops and atmospheric, inspiring music scores.
Each hero class has access to about 20 abilities (skills or spells), and each of your three companions has four more. The game starts simple but culminates in a flurry of tactical possibilities at high levels.
Eternium is crafted with passion by a small band of old-school RPG fans, who love making the game they always wanted to play.
