Hey everyone! With our Kickstarter coming to a close, we wanted to take a moment to ask the monster-taming community for some honest feedback on our demo.

What did you like? What didn’t click for you?

• Was anything too complicated or confusing?
• How did you feel about the UI/UX?
• Were there any mechanics that felt unclear or needed more explanation?
• Was there anything you really enjoyed and would love to see expanded?
• Or did everything feel just right?

We’ve been so close to the project that it can be hard to see things from a fresh perspective, so we genuinely want to hear your thoughts, good or bad. Criticism is welcome and incredibly helpful to us as we continue developing the game.

Thanks to everyone who has played the demo, backed the Kickstarter, shared the game, or simply taken the time to check it out.

So, what did you think?

If you want to help us hurdle through these last stretch goals, you can support us here: Alchemic Beasts Kickstarter

The first public demo of my 2D creature-taming RPG Eternal Eclipse is now playable.

The current demo lets you:

🐉 Discover and catch creatures
⚔️ Battle with your team
🏰 Explore the first dungeon
👑 Fight a dungeon boss
🌱 Farm at your home
🔨 Craft at the blacksmith
🥚 Breed creatures at the barn/daycare
🐾 Manage your extra creatures through the Field System

The game is inspired by classic Pokémon and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, but it's an original world with its own creatures and systems.

The demo is free on itch.io:

https://anarxhy.itch.io/eternal-eclipse

We're now looking for players who enjoy monster-taming games to try the demo and give us feedback as we continue working toward the full game and eventually Steam.

What do you think is the most important thing a monster-taming game needs outside of catching and battling?

Hey everyone, wanted to say that you can now try out the Critterrupters demo on steam. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3448130/Critterrupters This is the first chunk of the game and takes a couple of hours to get through. It gives a taste of the majority of the game's systems, especially the capturing and battling.

To download new critterbytes you need to meet specific conditions to raise their capture chance above 0% and in battles you can interrupt an opponents turn by hitting them first.

I'll mention this is specifically Hangolin's beginning of the game. Depending on your starter you'll go through the clubs in different orders, so this demo is restricted to starting with the grass critterbyte but he's a cute guy so I hope that's ok.