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Explore a vibrant world where ancient religions fuse with technology in this character-driven JRPG. Master deep turn-based combat as you battle with divine magic against beasts with mecha parts. Embark on a grand adventure to retrieve the sacred Babel code needed to face your Gods.
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Review score: 93% on 2026-11-01 → 93% today (43 reviews)
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A new update is available for Elohim Eternal: The Babel Code. In this update, some text has been revised and edited, removing errors.
Cleaning up some spelling and grammar that was brought to the dev's attention.
Hi all, quick patch here where Frozen Waters (the divine mageia) is essentially nerfed! Still a useful spell, but definitely not broken as it was before.
Hi all, It has come to my attention that the game freezes randomly, especially on Steam Deck. I believe I've implemented a fix and that should work now without a hitch. As well, I've updated the battle backgrounds and there's a couple of new music tracks by Ry…
Just a very quick and small fix.
Hi everyone. Thanks for playing Elohim Eternal: The Babel Code. This update is really small; it only adds a CTA (call to action) for gamers to review EE. If you have not done so yet, please do!
WARNING – spoilers ahead!! It is recommended you finish the game before reading further! We are finally in the homestretch for story structure in Elohim Eternal: The Babel Code. This is the last post in this story structure devlogs and we’ll be covering all of…
I've just announced the Steam page for the next game in the Elohim Eternal series! Please check it out and wishlist! The game (about 4-5 hours in length) will be FREE and available in January 2025!
WARNING – spoilers ahead!! It is recommended you finish the game before reading further! Today I’m going to talk about the last two story beats of Act 2. They are among my favorite beats to write for and really help to keep the player glued to the story. The f…
With the Midpoint beat completed, the player has experienced about half of the game’s story. Now starts the second half of the story and where we switch from the protagonist’s want (or external goal) to their need (or internal goal). The beat is called Bad Guy…
WARNING: This post contains spoilers, so please play the game first before reading! The middle of a story is crucial to maximize the impact of a story. It also lays out the foundation of the story's second half. This beat is known as the midpoint. The event of…
WARNING: This post contains spoilers, so please play the game first before reading! Now that we’re in Act 2, it’s time to introduce some new characters and get in the fun and games of the story. The B Story beat is a secondary story from the main plot that oft…
We’ve just talked about the Catalyst beat, which is when something happens to the hero that sets them off on their journey. Once that something happens, the next story beat kicks in: the Debate beat. The Debate beat is the hero’s reaction to the Catalyst. In m…
This time I’m talking about the Catalyst story beat. This is an important beat as it’s what starts the hero off on his new journey. The catalyst (sometimes known as the inciting incident or the call to adventure) is always something that happens to the hero. I…
It’s obvious that stories need a setup, but what does that mean, really? The setup is the status quo of the main protagonist. It’s what he does on the regular. It also introduces supporting/side characters and the protagonist’s tangible goal (that which he thi…
To celebrate the Steam Summer Sale, I've released this FREE e-book that takes place in the Elohim Eternal universe! It's a prequel novella. Many of the characters you'll read about in the novella are featured in Elohim Eternal: The Babel Code. It's completely …
It seemed people liked the post on Theme, so I thought I’d break down other story beats in Elohim Eternal: The Babel Code. Today I’m talking about the opening image. It’s obvious, right? Every story has what screenplay writers call an “opening image”. Novelist…
Thanks so much for playing Elohim Eternal: The Babel Code, the first game in the Elohim Eternal series. The reviews I've gotten have been wonderful, and I'm glad that the story and lore is resonating with players. The game is, first and foremost, about story t…