Eternights is an upcoming dating action game that immerses the player in a thrilling post-apocalyptic world where he must navigate the challenges of dating while society faces impending doom. In this game, each day brings new challenges and objectives.
On Monday, players will have to embark on exciting dates, connecting with potential romantic partners amidst the chaos. Tuesday presents a different challenge as players must venture into dangerous dungeons, battling enemies and overcoming obstacles to progress.
As the week progresses, tension rises, and on Friday, a sense of urgency takes hold as the looming apocalypse draws nearer.
“Eternights” launches on September 21 for PS5 and PS4
On September 21, “Eternights” will become available for both PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles. Those willing to play the game already have the chance to pre-order it.
The information is revealed by the official trailer of “Eternights,” which means that being skeptical cannot be a wise move.
Feel free to learn more about the upcoming game due to its official Steam page:
One day, something, or someone, has turned humans into dangerous monsters. All that interests them now is violence and power. They are what stand between you, a cure, and the world you want. Most importantly? You’re fighting for more than just your own survival – you are fighting for those you love.
On the other hand, if you want to play “Eternights” on the PC, you must be aware of the recommended system requirements. Therefore, in order to benefit from the best graphical features that the game has to offer, you’ll need to have a PC that has 16GB of RAM, a GPU such as the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 2070 Super, and a processor such as Intel Core i7-6700k or AMD Ryzen 7.
Will you be willing to play the new “Eternights” game? Feel free to tell us what you think in the comment section!
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