In just under two weeks, Everhood: Eternity Edition will release for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. This edition of the game is expanded from the original release, Everhood, which launched in 2021 on Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam. The title has sold over half a million copies between the two platforms since its release.
The Eternity Edition features a plethora of new features, including 16 new battles composed by ten different composers. This is the ultimate version of the title, with the developers aiming to ” not only to port the content, but also enhance it.” Developers Foreign Gnomes are set to release the title alongside publisher BlitWorks Games on September 28, 2023. You can take a look at new screenshots from the game, as well as a new trailer and description below.
About Everhood: Eternity Edition
Everhood Eternity Edition presents an unconventional and artistic fusion of rhythm-based gameplay, exploration with role-playing elements and an abstract narrative. Its musical gameplay challenges players’ reflexes, engaging them in rhythmic battles, and immerses them in a mesmerizing and otherworldly universe. Its experimental gameplay takes ideas from classic 16 bit era RPG titles, and modern games like Undertale, Guitar Hero and Deltarune. The narrative of the is subjective and leaves a lot of room for individual interpretation, inviting players to delve into its enigmatic world, questioning the nature of reality, and contemplating the deeper meanings and themes embedded within the game’s surreal storytelling. We wanted not only to port the content that is already available on other platforms but also enhance it with 16 new battles made by the best level designers from the Everhood community, and featuring music from the following 11 renowned composers. The new tracks will be unlocked as the player progresses through the game’s main story, and will represent a real challenge for the most skilled ones.
Everhood: Eternity Edition will release on September 28 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.
