Eternity's Child

A (Independent) creation.

Description

This fantasy fairytale adventure uses hand-drawn 2D characters and art to bring to life the characters and world created by Luc Bernard.

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Developer: (Independent)
Publisher: (Independent)
Type: Platform
Platforms: Xbox 360/PC

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