
Eo is a world created by roleplayers for roleplayers. Constantly changing depending on players actions and stories, this is the world roleplayers have been asking for. Eo is a world filled with Dungeon Masters playing as gods that may interfere depending on faith and sacrifices.
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Eo is the goddess of Creation. She created all the gods: Maritros, Noctarion, Ankarum, Maeve, Terraflora, Fulguris, Temporos, Tempestor, Sapiara, Phantamos and many others. In Eo, the gods are watching you, and they want to be worshipped to be more powerful. So, choose a race, find others, survive, explore, build and change the world. We are trying a new concept where the players will take part in adventures that will actually shape the world and change it - maybe you will destroy and entire village for your god Murder or because Terraflora fears their advances will destroy a sacred forest. Find a way to communicate with the gods and they will help you with what you desire.
Playable races:
- Humans - We are the most common race on Eo. We are also called The First Sons, because we were the first people created by the goddess. We are hard workers and we can learn any skills with ease.
- Elves - We were the Second Sons of Eo. Upset with all the flaws she saw in Humans, Eo created us to be faster, lighter, more intelligent and able to brighten the dark with our inner light.
- Orcs - We were not created by Eo. We are born from curses cast on elves and humans by in the Divine Wars. Our deformed shape is part of the trauma of that time.
- Fey - When Eo created Terraflora, she immediately spawned us, the Fey. We are Terraflora's little helpers, her Archdruids. We protect the forests from devastation, plant trees and even defensive vegetation that help keep men and ravenfolk away. Unfortunately, some of us are dissevered from this way, falling in love with humans, even corrupting animals with orcs and ravenfolk.
- Catfolk - When Noctarion fell, he created Demons and us. We were born to follow the Dark Prince and eradicate all evil. The Prince created all felines to be agile, fast and precise in our fight for Justice. We are the superior mortal beings, in service of the Prince that Brings Light, Noctarion, as well as Murder and Chaos. We will bring torture and damnation to all those who are weak and fall to the pleasures of the flesh.
- Ravenfolk - We were not created by the goddess Eo. We were born from the mockery of Phantamos and Maeve. Defiants, they looked at the humans and elves, their beauty and perfection, and created us to laugh at Eo. However, we became wise, centered and in many aspects, superior.
- Demon - We are also called Children of Noctarion. Men follow Eo because she forgives. We don't. We don't forgive murderers, thieves and traitors. Men are evil and these men will find only torture when they meet us. We are the true Warriors for what's good and pure.
- Dark Elves - Disgusted by the weakness of elves, our people devoted themselves to Murder. Our Lord Murder purges the world of evil and in his trail of blood leaves only the honest and good behind. That is the true meaning of Good. In murder, we found strength, not weakness.
- Maritrian - We were created by Maritros, Lord of the Seas. We were tasked by Him to create Maritros, a mighty underwater city. But some of us gave up the Ocean to live among humans, even using magical means to breathe out of the water, which was impossible before.
- Goblin - We are the true children of Maeve. In the darkness, we do his bidding and from sunlight we hide. We trick, we lie and we find precious things for our Lord. She hates us and she loves us. Our existence makes as much sense as she wills it.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
Its a lot of fun, definitely recommend!
This is horrible man.
Öncelikle oyun çok sürükleyici ve keyifli bir sosyal deneyim; sürükleyici bir ortamda etkileşimli Canlı D&D oyunu konsepti, başka hiçbir oyunda deneyimlediğim bir şey değil. Diğer incelemelerin fark etmediği şey, Discord'a katıldığınızda ve bir Karaktere sahip olduğunuzda, oyun içinde ne yaptığınızı sürekli gözlemleyen sunucudaki Geliştirme ekibi tarafından fark edilebileceğinizdir.
Dieses Spiel hat mein Leben in so vielen Wegen verändert, dass ich es gar nicht in Worte fassen kann! Für Roleplay Fans ein absolutes Muss! GTA-RP ist nichts hiergegen, diese unfassbare Spielerische-Tiefe ist einfach hervorragend. Performance technisch ist dieses Spiel ein absolutes Meisterwerk, da können sich Entwickler wie EA oder Rockstargames noch eine Scheibe abschneiden. Ich habe auch bereits meinen Job gekündigt, um mehr Zeit in diesem unglaublichen Rollenspiel zu verbringen!!
It's a great game when you have someone else to play with. It's still very early on, but it's extremelly fun, I'm excited to see what the devs are up to!
-LONG- As of this writing the Steam counter says I've played the game for 1.1 hours, but let's take a look at that. In that time I got to the "Player Start screen" 3 times- 1st- Read about races and chose name, race and sex (The only variables listed), pressed "join" (start), after some amount of time I got a frozen image of a simple structure with a standing torch, a tutorial box appeared asking if I wanted one but no keys or mouse worked to choose, after a few more minutes I got the sound of crickets but nothing more. At this point I had to force close the game as no buttons did anything. 2nd- Got to player select screen but couldn't put in name, pressed "Join" game crashed 3rd- I chose a new name, selected race and sex, pressed "join", Got screen image of structure again, After a minute or two I started a timer to see how long it took to start, after two minutes I got cricket sounds, after 4 the torch flames began to move, at 8 minute mark the flames stopped moving, at just about 9 minute mark they began to move again, at 17 minutes the trees began to sway (both the torch and the trees are on a 5 second animation loop which is easy to see when nothing else moves), at 24 minutes it began to rain with sound, a few seconds later the crickets went quiet, at 25 minutes the "tutorial" box appeared and went away on its own, at this point the only key to do anything was the "escape" key which brought up the "pause"? screen saying which keys did what and "go to discord channel to create a custom character and background" and "Exit game" it also stated "40 FPS avg" in bottom left corner and "7.1 The Beach" in the bottom right corner. At the 33 minute and 30 second mark I used the "Exit Game" high light in the pause screen to leave the game. As it turns out my key pressing to see what works yielded me 3 "screen shots" at some point, its a very nice image if nothing else. On the discussion page A/The Dev told me I don't "have to" have Discord to play the game but its easier for them to "interact with players" as the game doesn't have the talk in game feature atm, but I should know that "music" means a "God" is online and they are needed to get things done. The same Dev seems to have deleted the responses of 2 other commentators calling them "conspiracy theorists". His game, his choice and he may not have been wrong on one, but the other just said "you do need Discord to get things done in game". The Dev has sent me a "Friend request" and added me to his "friends list" which may be a "work around" for Discord so they know I'm in game. I'm not running a potato and I don't understand what needs that much load time or what kind of rig is needed to get it?This doesn't seem like a workable game at the moment and I'm not sure how others have managed to actually play something here. I like the Idea of the game and would LOVE to actually play to see where it goes but I can't recommend this to anyone for now. I will keep trying to get in game and see what's what as the updates come through but for now this isn't worth "Free To Play". Looking forward to changing my mind. UPDATE- 9/3/2022 11.4 hours "in game" as of now, Which translates to about 7-8 hours of actual playing. I rate this as a pre Early Access game. It's like being invited to walk around in a building site while construction is happening. Some areas/things are complete, some are roughed out and some seem to not be there yet. There is no map feature so you must remember where things are, granted the world isn't that big yet so its not that difficult. I have seen 3 live animals so far and a number of animal bodies that seem to have been spawned in for testing but were gone after a log in. Being a build in progress there are glitches and issues, from Keys and controls not responding at times to rocks or trees not giving materials (or giving large amounts). One clone issue caused me to spawn as another players character which killed mine making me start over. I don't know what the refresh/respawn rate is for resources but some seem to be in short supply vs whats needed to build. Building things is an issue all it's own as nothing you build is permanent without the approval of a "God", so once you log out it goes away no matter the size of camp you built. The one "God" player I chatted with about it said "Only Dev Gods can approve as once done it becomes a permanent world fixture. The mat costs are high to keep the world from being filled with junk." I get this but having to farm camp build mats every time I log in is tiresome. Combat is very much a who strikes first sort of thing with bad hit boxes, so one hit kills. Death is permanent unless a "God" favors you. You get one character, so no switching between toons. Some characters you meet are "God" npc's, read that as most at this point. The "Gods" seem to be played by Devs and their friends. Most are helpful or try to be when a glitch messes things up and updates/patches are common for now. The role play depends on the person or "God". The "Gods" follow you around watching what you do, mostly trying to be invisible to do so but this suffers some glitches too. This brings me to my biggest problem. The only in game communication is Type chatting, and for a RPG this can work, BUT they want you to be on their Discord channel. One "God" accepted that I wasn't on Discord and rolled with it. Another "God" chastised me and told me "Not being on the Discord can get you killed". I shouldn't HAVE TO use Discord to play. The game has a Steam page where anything Event or important development wise should get posted. I will keep checking in from time to time to see what improves but for now it's still a "No" from me.
O jogo é bem legal! A lore é interessante, as ambientações bem bonitas e o gameplay, mesmo não sendo a versão final, já é divertido. Além disso, há constantes atualizações com adição de conteúdo. Recomendo!
This game is so broke its unreal. Okay first off the run speed is so broked its unreal. There are no settings to fix anything. The lighting at night is so you cant see anything. You can sleep.....which does nothing besides having your character lay down on the ground. The buttons suck. Instead of I for inventory its like C or something. You go to move towards a tree and you fall through the map into water which i found a way out and got out of the graphics to go away from the water to fall through the map again back into the water. It started out looking promising by the different options for characters. I was like awesome we can play as all these different things. Then the game started and i was like wow......looks like crap. Free game but not even worth spending any sort of time on. This is a alpha game not even beta. This game is no were near complete. i played maybe 3 mins and most that time was picking a character and looking at the different races. That tells you how bad it is if i can find glitches like this in the first minute of play.
I'm not one for leaving reviews.. as a matter of fact i can count the reviews I've made on... one finger.. However i felt this game needs a bit more of the positive push back than its currently given. The concept of the game is very incredible. Everything done in the game, as far as lore and the environment is largely done by the player base. As a very avid gamer, who in recent years has found it very difficult to sit down and really enjoy a game for longer than 15 minutes. I must say this game has been able to bring me back to the computer for extended periods of time, whilst enjoying every minute of it. Yes of course the game is early development, as are most games these days, and yes of course your gonna get jitters and bugs. However, thus far the devs have been very on top of these, literally fixing them within minutes of them being posted on the discord. Its very obvious in game the the developers care about their product and enjoy interacting with the people in game. Also to boot, the game is free. If your into lore heavy games as well as roleplaying, i'll admit its a great choice. Also one that myself personally am glad that i gave the time to really sink my teeth into.
Bezeichnend, das fast alle, die sich genötigt fühlten, dieses Spiel zu zerreißen, sich meist weniger als eine Stunde damit auseinandergesetzt hatten. Das es sich dabei um ein Geschenk handelt, es ist kostenlos zu laden, hat dabei wohl keine Rolle gespielt. Da halte ich dann mal dagegen und bewerte nach 13 Minuten äußerst positiv. Der Ladebalken ist nun da, es gibt ein Einführungsfenster, in dem die Basics erklärt werden, die Grafik ist für lau sehr gut. Konnte Holz und Steine sammeln und Werkzeug herstellen, bin ein wenig durch die Landschaft geschlendert und habe über das Hobby Spieleprogrammierung nachgedacht und mit was man sich dabei alles auseinandersetzen muss . . . Significantly, that almost everyone who felt compelled to tear up this game had mostly dealt with it for less than an hour. The fact that this is a gift, it's free to load, probably didn't matter. I countered that and rated it extremely positively after 13 minutes. The loading bar is now there, there is an introductory window that explains the basics, the graphics are very good for free. Was able to collect wood and stones and make tools, strolled through the countryside a bit and got over thought about the hobby of game programming and what you have to deal with in the process. . .
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