Eternity

According to the Eternity’s plot, you have to travel through time to track down your fidget grandfather. The gameplay involves mainly a bunch of inventory, logic, solve word puzzles and a good portion of mini-games too. We must warn you that this game product is rather of an older-style adventure game than a straightforward hidden object game. So if you want to do usual item searches, this title probably is not for you.

The gameplay is fine, but would be perfect if each chapter could have included a little more content. Your missions are too broad and vague as there are very few in-game instructions. For example, you are tasked to prepare a castle for a siege. What this task involves is almost up to you to discover as you roam pointlessly from location to location. In other words, you have to throw things against the wall and see what sticks. If intuitive gameplay is not you’re a cup of tea, there is a well-organized hint system that give you all the information you need to progress in the chapter. Although with eight hours of intriguing adventure gameplay, it is a pretty minor issue Still, if you resist the temptation to use hints, Eternity will let you try out your initiative skills. Enjoy!