Eternal Afternoon

i love the game

Well I've never played a game that looked so much like my childhood (and yes that complaint is directed both towards the lack of games that take place in the suburbs of the greater DC metropolitan area, as it is towards the lack of games set in suburban Israel). Also I'm glad I'm not the only person on the planet who hates texture filtering (may it burn in hell). What really caught my attention was just how easy it was to ignore the impending apocalypse, to treat our 20min peak into little Sasha's life as just another afternoon, not the last one, and just... do whatever. Play video-games, talk to strangers, ignore the strangers' problems so I could talk to them about videogames. Hmm... that reminds me of something, spending time with and about games and not confronting the inevitability of horror and mortality. *opens a news site to see today’s fresh hell* Hmm... *goes back to writing a review for a game* No, can't place why that would be so relatable.

It is so cool

A fantastic work of art that is so much more intricate than it first appears. The neigbourhood is full of secrets to uncover, the music and SFX are gorgeous, and its nostalgic quality is one I have not found in any other modern title. A favourite.

A memory of a childhood afternoon, which lasts only 20 minutes. Each iteration cannot go beyond that, and every time, you have to start over. But every time, you — the player — know more. You can keep living those 20 minutes of childhood memory in the most peaceful and playful way possible, or you can start to unravel its secrets. "Eternal Afternoon" is a simple but well-executed game, which decides not to go for a creepy and/or horror vibe like most of the games of its genre.

Amazing, wonderfull job !

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