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Eternity: The Last Unicorn

Apr 16, 2019

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Themes: Action RPG Single-player

Developer: Void Studios

Content Rating: Teen

Summary

Fully featured RPG with classic game mechanics and an extensive lore based on Norse mythology. The Elves were once given four Unicorns by the Holy Goddess and these became part of the elves. But as the unicorns were taken away and cursed by witchcraft, the elves’ sole existence became endangered. Lead Aurehen, a young pure Elf on her quest to free the last Unicorn that has survived. Travel through mesmerizing locations, meet fantasy characters and fight to protect Elven immortality. Pursue Eternity!

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Eternity: The Last Unicorn

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Gamer Reviews

48 Reviews

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48 Ratings

5.20

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Critic Reviews

2 Reviews

Xbox Tavern

3.50

Anthony Cole—Apr 17, 2019

The developer should be absolutely ashamed for releasing the game in this state. There’s several faults in Eternity: The Last Unicorn that couldn’t possibly have gone unnoticed during QA. It’s buggy, it’s ugly, it’s boring, and even with its countless issues to the side, it’s got almost no likability. If you’re an absolute sucker for nostalgic RPGs, pick up any recent legacy Final Fantasy title. They’re decades old, and a hell of a lot better than this waste.

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Way Too Many Games

4.00

Leo Faria—May 12, 2019

Eternity: The Last Unicorn is by no means the worst game I’ve played this year, or even this month, but I expected a lot more from it. I first saw the game in an early and rough state nearly two years ago, and after playing it in 2019, it feels like nothing else has been done in order to improve it. It’s a dated and boring action RPG that will only please the most hardcore fans of the genre and even those will get bored after a while.

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