Eternity's Child: A Hand-Drawn 2D Platformer Adventure

9/14/2026, 9:50:11 AM

Release date: 7/31/2008

Tags: #adventure #indie #platformer

User Reviews

Score: 22%Mostly Negative
Review Count: 77 reviews
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Reference prices

Japan

¥ 498 (JPY)

Steam JP

$4.99 (USD)

Steam

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Japan Price: ¥ 498
Global Price: $4.99
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Key highlight

Eternity's Child is a hand-drawn 2D platformer based on a fairy tale, featuring a unique art style and orchestral soundtrack. The Steam version includes exclusive levels and an HD resolution.

Who this is for

Recommended for players seeking a unique art style and classic platforming elements.

Details

Overview

Eternity's Child is a unique 2D platformer that brings a fairy tale to life with its distinctive hand-drawn art style. Developed by Luc Bernard and published by Silver Sphere Studios, this adventure game offers a visually striking experience.

Highlights

Features a beautiful, hand-drawn 2D art direction with a unique aesthetic.
Includes an orchestral soundtrack to enhance the fairy tale atmosphere.
The Steam version offers exclusive levels, HD resolution, and a BETA level editor.

Who It's For

This game is for players who appreciate artistic presentation and enjoy classic 2D platforming gameplay. Fans of indie titles with a strong visual identity and narrative elements will find Eternity's Child particularly appealing. Its family-friendly nature also makes it suitable for a wider audience.

Game Info

Eternity's Child was released on July 31, 2008. It supports multiplayer and Steam Achievements. The game is developed by Luc Bernard and SilverSphereStudios, with Silver Sphere Studios handling publishing duties. It is available as a paid title on Steam and supports English language.