
Eclipse Breaker is a strategic action roguelike: dodge, parry, and strike in real‑time combat where every second counts. Master fast-paced combat, inspired by classic JRPGs, collect divine powers, and fight through ever-changing dungeons in a relentless cycle of epic boss battles.
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Eclipse Breaker is a timing‑driven action roguelite that asks you to dodge, parry, and counter in real‑time combat while forging ever‑shifting builds from the divine powers you collect. Conquer procedurally generated dungeons ruled by elemental gods, recruit the lingering spirits of lost allies, and push toward a climactic showdown with the sun‑goddess Solara. Built from scratch yet wrapped in late‑’90s PlayStation flair, every run rewrites the battlefield and your fate until you finally make your last stand.
Every battle balances timing and relentless divine punishment. Dodge attacks, block incoming strikes, and reposition on the battlefield while managing cooldowns, chaining abilities, and seizing the perfect moment to strike.
Procedurally generated dungeons shaped by the elemental gods who rule them. Defeat these celestial warriors and discover new elemental abilities, crafting new builds every run. No two runs are the same.
Select from a roster of Companion Spirits, the lingering souls of Ember’s former friends and party members. They grant powerful abilities, guide her through battle, and challenge her with their own regrets, humor, and memories. Their past lives fuel your fight, and who you bring with you shapes your journey.
Battle a pantheon of bosses and enemies, each with unique attack patterns, elemental abilities, and unpredictable tactics.
In the late ‘90s, a legendary JRPG was released and all but forgotten. OK, maybe it wasn’t…
But if it had, Eclipse Breaker would have been the kind of game you rented from a video store and played obsessively. Now, returning to your save file after 25 years, this lost classic is making its grand return and morphed from a classic JRPG to an action roguelite; fully “remastered” (read: developed from scratch) with smooth mechanics, enhanced visuals, and the challenge modern fans crave.
Back in ’99 you led paladin Ember toward a showdown with the rogue sun‑goddess Solara… then life (or a corrupted save) intervened. Twenty‑five years later, you’re loading that save again. Ember returns to a world still shrouded in darkness, hailed as myth by some and blamed by others. To restore the sun, she must storm the Divine Realm run after run, mastering new powers and rewriting fate until the cycle finally shatters.
Hey everyone, I’m Jorge Rodriguez, the developer behind Eclipse Breaker. This game is a love letter to the roguelites and PlayStation-era RPGs that shaped my love for gaming: fast-paced battles, deep mechanics, and a world full of mystery and danger. We’ve had a blast crafting this ‘remaster’ of a game that never actually existed, and I hope you enjoy discovering it as much as we enjoyed making it.
If you’re curious, try the demo! Your feedback means the world to us, and we’d love to hear what you think. Whether you’re here for the strategic combat, the nostalgia, or just to break the cycle, thanks for giving Eclipse Breaker a shot. Now get out there, challenge the gods, and let’s see if you can survive.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
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gameplay very good 67/10 sadly no story line if there is i dont see it would be cool if there was a little option for like story and it would be like a video of how we got here and why
I love the late 90s retro feel of the game, it brings me back to a simpler time. If you like rogue lite games, its definitely worth picking up and experimenting with new builds. Also, if you like challenges, this one can bring it.
A quirky, yet fun, take on what happened to all those games I stopped playing.. it has it's bugs (like not being able to use controller keys in menu ...but, that could just be me) and the balancing could probably be better, but overall a fun little romp with surprisingly well thought out gameplay.
It's a fun game! The mix of turn-based and real-time combat is interesting and is quite satisfying once you get used to the feel of it. The meta-narrative of being an older game is also a cool way to tie in the art style and gameplay. I wish there was a bit more variety with the enemies, music, and stages. It is understandable given the small team that developed the game though. Overall would recommend the game to anyone who liked Hades, other action roguelikes, or even Sekiro / 9 Sols (given that combat feels rhythmic with the triggers, parries, and dodges).
the game feels like hades combat done by a vague recollection of parasite eve combat (complimentary), it slaps
It takes a little bit to get used to the combat, but ultimately this is a very satisfying, almost rhythmic-feeling action game. A little unpolished, but given how tiny the dev team is, honestly pretty impressive for what it is. Highly recommend, although make sure you give it enough time to really get a feel for it as there's a slight learning curve.
For 10 bucks... Get it If you like this genre
Really addictive gameplay and beautiful artwork. I really enjoyed the mix of real time combat and tactical planning. It reminds me of Hades / Final Fantasy Tactics. Looking forward to seeing how this game evolves!
Tough bosses, nostalgic visuals and music, unforgiving enemies, odd story dialogues... is this a Playstation 1 game? Joking aside it is a surprisingly brilliant title with a great combination of turn-based and action-based combat. My short video review can be seen here: https://youtu.be/yqoAGryKYNs?si=1S_WbG8IMgafkZT9
I played this a fair bit, was a fun jaunt from the start to the finish. Very much "just one more round". You push as far as you can in a single run until you die, then upgrade your character with unlocks from the stuff you picked up in the run. The combat is unique and engaging with different magic and melee attacks, buncha different enemies, recommend
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