Eden’s Guardian, an upcoming metroidvania with handcrafted pixel art, has released a new trailer with content never seen before. With varied landscapes and enemies, it introduces us to a world that was once full of life but is now hostile and being consumed by shadow and darkness.
Among the most notable mechanics, it features the different ways in which the protagonist can use her sword. She can throw it to gain advantage over her enemies and surprise them, but she can also teleport to it, which brings a new dynamism to both the combat and the platforming through the different scenarios.
Eden’s Guardian is already available for wishlist on Steam and will soon have a public demo.
| Where shadow falls… it begins Eden’s Guardian is a challenging metroidvania experience with handmade pixel art made by Voragine Game Studio. It is set in a world with medieval and fantasy aesthetics devastated by conflict where the history of Gods and humans intertwines. In Eden’s Guardian you’ll put yourself in the shoes of a guardian, a creature born from Gods and humans, that after being imprisoned for centuries has finally broken free. But when she wakes up, she discovers that the beautiful world she once knew is crumbling under a mysterious curse. Thus, she embarks on a journey to unravel the secrets shrouded in darkness and uncover what befell this world during her captivity! |
     MAIN FEATURES Challenging metroidvania experience with a fresh take on the genre featuring a vast and interconnected world. Stunning handcrafted pixel art and breathtaking scenery. Unique mechanic where you can throw your sword and teleport to it, allowing you to surprise enemies, as well as reach inaccessible areas and cover longer distances. Deep lore, with an intriguing story that you will have to figure out as you explore. Smooth and tight gameplay carefully polished to give the best feeling in both exploration and combat. Epic boss fights where you’ll have to face other guardians with unique abilities and weaknesses. |
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