Review: Eternal Hope Prologue (Steam)

Eternal Hope: Prologue is the first act of an upcoming adventure game. Follow the story of Ti’bi – a boy who must embark on a journey of love and hope in search of his beloved one’s soul. This version presents the beginning of Ti’bi’s adventure.
Pros:
- Beautiful Ghibli inspired graphic style.
- Equally as beautiful cutscenes.
- 1284mb Download size.
- Full controller support.
- Graphics-fullscreen, resolution and graphics preset.
- Four save slots.
- Can rebind keyboard.
- Puzzle platformer gameplay.
- Story is told via words coming up in the background as you move.
- Tutorial style prompts as you play.
- 2.5D environment.
- Fluid easy to use controls.
- Enchanting soundtrack.
- Dark world-can flip between light and dark world, in dark world you will have different events and environments, it’s also timed by how mugaic magic you have.
- Story is about how you meet, enjoy and lose your partner.
- Limbo like presentation.
- Checkpoints.

Cons:
- Stop start intro.
- Never know when you hit a checkpoint.
- Die easily, from small falls, hit water etc.
- Whenever your stuck just go to the dark world and it makes sense.
- Jump feels very spongey and delayed.
- Slow respawn after death.
- No Steam achievements.

