Mon, Aug 04, 2008 | 13:29 BST
Eternity’s Child hits Steam
As you can see here, Luc Bernard’s Eternity’s Child is now available on Steam for the unignorable price of $4.49.
The arty 2D platformer is a contemporary fable on the dangers of global warming, and has Steam-only levels, apparently.
It’s Sunday. Buy it.
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Posted in: PC, Platformer, Valve
Tags: eternity's child, luc bernard
1 comment
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disusedgenius
03/08/08, 11:48 am
Hummmmm… very pretty I’ll give it that but it does seem a little unpolished. The character doesn’t necessarily feel part of the environment a lot of the time – though that may have something to do with having to use a keyboard (you can use a pad, but I found the aiming a little odd).
But sill, I’ve played a lot worse for a lot more! Plus it’s always nice to see a good ol’ 2D platformer in this day and age.