very good replay-ability, lots of options on what direction to take every quest. too bad i don't want to be mean so i usually pick the same options. maybe one day i'll be a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
I also really enjoy how much dark urge feels like a part of the story - lots of games with super customizable player characters lose out on this to allow for players to go wild with their imaginations at the expense of immersion - really happy there's an option for both

really like the fact that as soon as the game starts you die, and how you can be so annoying to the gods. just the most irritating little bastard. whoever wrote the dialogue for those interactions is my favourite person ever.

also i was in neketaka for what feels like over half the hours ive played at the time of writing this. how many sidequests are there in just the one city??

(to be serious tho i like the tactical nature of combat if you choose turn based, i like games that make me think abt the combat beyond "hit w/ sword")

It runs well on my admittedly ♥♥♥♥♥♥ laptop and even thought i did turn the graphics down it still looks really good.

I love this game, the storyline is exciting, the endings are varied and all of them made me cry a bit/a lot, and the music was also wonderful.

If you like indie games with a compelling story and amazing mechanics, you'll love Eternal Senia.
10/10 would and will play again.

who wouldnt like it?