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Shadow Of The Eternals Video Details The Sanity System
Shadow of the Eternals isn't a game quite yet. The development studio is still waiting for assorted financial backing and Kickstarter funding, but that hasn't stopped it from discussing some of the game's mechanics.
In the video below, you can see the progress that has been made with the game, and some of the new insanity effects that will disrupt the game.
The video also covers what the studio has planned just in case Shadow of the Eternals doesn't pan out, but I think their plans might just be a test of your own sanity.
Our Take
With five days to go and $473,000 dollars left before receiving full funding, Shadow of the Eternals looks like it may not happen. And that is without even addressing all the issues that have plagued the game outside of Kickstarter. All of that being said, I would like to play an Eternal Darkness follow-up, and the Sanity System looks like it could offer some interesting experiences. For all we know that is happening behind the scenes of this game it might still happen, but things are not looking good. Maybe we'll get that Sharknado game after all.
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