

EONIA
GEOMETRIC BYTES · 2019 · Open World, Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG
PC
Mostly Positive70% · 27 📈 Making a comeback 78%
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About EONIA
On this journey you will connect with the dear Master Enodio and with Lanius, Albius's faithful friend. You will hear about the eight Master Explorers and the artist, writer and inventor, the unique and perfect Mivos Esterus.
EONIA is a game to be enjoyed alone. A vast and colorful place where you must explore every corner to know its mysteries and legends.
You will find books and scrolls that will help you learn new skills and discover the rich history that surrounds it.
There are dozens of items and a wide variety of skills.
You can navigate by boat and over land to travel long distances in seconds thanks to the Magic Portals that the Forgotten Civilization built years ago.
You can build structures and the chests and their mysteries will not be a difficult task if you have a lockpick and the necessary knowledge.
A skill tree will show you everything you already know and how much you need to learn. Let's not forget that Albius is a simple apprentice.
A complete inventory will allow you to track objects and know their characteristics and uses.
A mission journal will allow you to understand what remains to be done and what adventure to continue.
Life surrounds each stone and you will have to learn what advantage you can get from it through all kinds of books.
Books are an inexhaustible source of knowledge in the EONIA world and there are many of them and, perhaps with a little luck, you will be able to solve the mysteries of EONIA.
And let's not forget what Master Enodio always says: "The one who seeks, shall find a reward."
EONIA is a game to be enjoyed alone. A vast and colorful place where you must explore every corner to know its mysteries and legends.
You will find books and scrolls that will help you learn new skills and discover the rich history that surrounds it.
There are dozens of items and a wide variety of skills.
You can navigate by boat and over land to travel long distances in seconds thanks to the Magic Portals that the Forgotten Civilization built years ago.
You can build structures and the chests and their mysteries will not be a difficult task if you have a lockpick and the necessary knowledge.
A skill tree will show you everything you already know and how much you need to learn. Let's not forget that Albius is a simple apprentice.
A complete inventory will allow you to track objects and know their characteristics and uses.
A mission journal will allow you to understand what remains to be done and what adventure to continue.
Life surrounds each stone and you will have to learn what advantage you can get from it through all kinds of books.
Books are an inexhaustible source of knowledge in the EONIA world and there are many of them and, perhaps with a little luck, you will be able to solve the mysteries of EONIA.
And let's not forget what Master Enodio always says: "The one who seeks, shall find a reward."
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I've had this game for a few years, and every time I play it something goes wrong and my save file gets erased, or the game crashes before I can get out of the tutorial. I finally redownloaded the game and gave it a 4th try to see if the game is finally worth playing. Here's my thoughts: == Pros == ++Graphics are beautiful - the colors are rich and the environments are interesting to look at. ++A lot of exploration (once you get past the tutorial). ++Many different animals/plants to discover. ++Relaxing soundtrack == Cons == --The tutorial is very slow and linear - you can't go off and explore (or even save) until you get through the 30-45 minute tutorial (and yes, it can take this long when things don't work properly and there's a thousand extra steps to learn everything). --You can't swim? If you touch water at all you instantly "die" and respawn elsewhere. There's no warning about this until you actually try and go through the water the first time and the protagonist mentions his "fear of water" - what is this bs lmao? --One of the plants I tried discovering killed me instantly in Master Endio's tower? Not sure if that's supposed to happen. --Whenever you "die" you spend about…5 found this helpful
Ho boy just realised i must have failed to make a review for this piece of crap, or did it get deleted. Regardless DON'T BUY THIS GAME. it doesn't really seem apparent from the other reviews, the pictures, the video, the awards and the developer talking in the updates. but this game isn't just unfinished, its unfinished to an extant which is completely shameless! if you still buy this game do the community a service and remember to post a negative review.3 found this helpful
finally i ended the alpha, i loved, a little thougfull puzzle, but only you need patience, i cannot wait for the chapter 1.1 found this helpful
I love the game so much, a lot to read and exploring1 found this helpful
Had to refund. Controls awkward, the pet gets in your way and the minute I got to the actual "game" where I was told I could explore, I opened the map and of course, the game froze. Had to alt F4 the game, losing all my progress. This is an ongoing problem since January. So, very nearly a full year of one very game breaking bug. This isn't a game. It's lacking optimization. This is an EA game at best. The last straw was the dev begging people to buy the game during the steam sale. That's super tacky and terrible if you feel that begging people to buy your game when it doesn't even work properly is just garbage. I have very nearly 500 games in my library. I love indie games and little hidden gems. I'm sure the gameplay is fun "when you get into it" but sadly, this isn't an option. Refunded.1 found this helpful
Fantastic artwork, good game1 found this helpful
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