ETERNAL BLOOD

Early Access Pump And Dump Scam Garbage. DO NOT BUY this game is highly incomplete and abandoned by the dev. The entire point of this game was to rip people off. It will never be finished. Learn from my Mistakes, don't buy early access games.

ETERNAL BLOOD, developed and published by Bloody Pixel Games, is a frantic and visually striking indie shooter that channels the spirit of classic arena combat through a demonic and apocalyptic lens. It positions itself as a fast-paced first-person action experience where you fight through swarms of hellish creatures, collect their souls, and wield supernatural abilities to survive increasingly chaotic battles. From its opening moments, the game makes its intentions clear—it is not about subtle storytelling or realism, but about pure, unrelenting combat. The premise is simple yet effective: in a ruined world overrun by demons, you play as a warrior capable of harvesting the life force of your enemies, with the goal of becoming the ultimate god of destruction. It is a premise steeped in dark fantasy and adrenaline, and the gameplay reflects that intensity. The combat system is the beating heart of ETERNAL BLOOD, and it is here that the game shines brightest. Designed around movement, aggression, and constant engagement, the mechanics reward players for never staying still. You dash across arenas, double-jump over enemies, and unleash a wide variety of weapons and magic attacks, com…

boring abandoned trash

I wish Steam had a "Neutral" review option, because that's what I would give this. This is a pretty bare-bones horde survival shooter. I like the concept. Art style reminds me of Doom 2016, especially the Hell Knight-esque enemies complete with the jumping hand slam waves. The environments are nice, enemy designs are neat, but there is a lot left to be desired. Visibility is low, the contrast between blinding lights (fireballs) and nearly pitch-black environments makes distinguishing between your projectiles and enemy projectiles difficult at times and can be headache-inducing. You have only 2 fire modes, shooting fireballs or charging up an exploding fireball. There are no "actual" weapons. You can get stuck on the terrain sometimes, in one map you can fall into a trench and struggle to get out even after repeatedly trying to jump to get out. I'd love it if there was an objective visible in the pause menu or a survival countdown timer somewhere, even if not on screen, maybe on the pause menu. Or possibly one you could choose to display or not display. Trying to remap controls with Steam input for controller is just...ehhh. Plays and feels kind of like a student summer game d…

plays like an asset flip and is probably one, it's a good few hours of fun at most even though it's worth a dollar i don't recommend supporting practices like these

its not much, but its fun