DE-EXIT Eternal Matters Review (PlayStation 5)

by Jim Smale · Published May 9, 2023 · Updated May 5, 2023

For our DE-EXIT Eternal Matters Review, Where we embark on a surrealistic afterlife journey to discover the secrets of the broken and mysterious Plane of Memory in this cinematic adventure with a hint of stealth. Dive into a wonderful voxel world with an intense atmosphere and save the day!

DE-EXIT Eternal Matters Review Pros:

Decent voxel-style graphics.
4.06GB download size.
Platinum trophy.
You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
Beautiful in-game cutscenes.
Can skip cutscenes and interactions.
Platform adventure gameplay.
Tutorial pop-ups as you play.
Find lore pages hidden around.
Uses the controller speaker for some effects.
You can run, jump and grab onto ledges.
Full camera control but at times the game takes over to help set the scene.
An element of puzzle-solving is needed.
Mixes in different genres like free running sections and platform-heavy traversing.
Excellent lighting work.
Hidden collectible soul fragments.
Full 3D world and movement.
A really good well-told story.
Each chapter feels like its own enclosed experience.

DE-EXIT Eternal Matters Review Cons:

Cannot rebind controls.
The camera and movement aren’t as smooth as you would like, it almost stutters in places.
Hard to see points of interest at times.
Cannot skip all the cutscenes.
Some of the voice work sounds muffled.
A lot of instances where my character disappears.
In the towns, I can walk freely through walls.
A lot of cheap deaths due to weird bug-out moments.
Slow pace to it all.
The first half hour is a lot of running backward and forwards.