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This project has been cancelled. No specific reason was given. There will be no further progress on this page unless its creator/owner announces otherwise. |
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| Well, welcome to Eclipsa, a fangame made by me, Pyrostar.
Please do not edit it without my permission, but you are welcome to comment or talk to me on my userpage. That said, enjoy the page! |
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| Developer(s) | Pyro Enterprises | |||
| Publisher(s) | Pyro Enterprises | |||
| Platform(s) | Pyrohedron | |||
| Genre(s) | Action-RPG | |||
| Series | Eclipsa | |||
| Mode(s) | 1-4 Player Story Mode
1-8 Player Versus Mode | |||
| Age Rating(s) | T | |||
Eclipsa is a cancelled local multiplayer action-RPG developed by Pyro Enterprises. It was heavily inspired by Super Paper Mario, and employed many elements of it while adding in attributes from Xenoblade Chronicles, Tales of Symphonia, Skies of Arcadia, and Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
After its cancellation, its concepts were eventually adopted by NeoNio99 (t∣b∣c), who incorporated them into his project, BladeSwitch.
Story[]
Chapter 0[]
The story begins on a black screen, with text being read to the player.
Our world is quite the odd one.
It was once said that our world was much like any other. It was a peaceful land with a beautiful moon, a shining beacon that gave the land hope and eased their stress and pain.
Then, it just up and exploded. We don't know what happened, but that explosion changed a lot more than just gravity and the tides. The planet started breaking up, with some major chunks of land entering low orbit along with the pieces of the moon. People started changing... Before long, our world became home to several more new species. While the peace never truly ended, the life our world once knew was over.
A person in a white robe, their face obscured, emerges from the shadows.
Oh, but that's in the past. We aren't here for that story. We're here for yours. That's right, <insert your name here>. This story takes place about... 1,200 years after that last one, give or take a few days. Our new story begins at a shoreline, on the surface of this new and changing world...
The scene shifts to a small wooden cabin, with a young man awaking from sleep. Stretching his arms to help himself gain consciousness, he pulled himself out of bed in an attempt to reach his dresser. Hitting his head on the bed above his, he noticed a note drift down from it as he rubbed his head. The note, no name attached, said that if the writer wasn't bed when he woke up, then she'd be in the usual spot. The man set down the note, dressed himself, and ventured out to the nearby beach, where he knew his sister would be.
Ridan exits the cabin, and is introduced to the first area of the game, the sandy shores of Cerula Beach. The basic controls are explained to the player, and Ridan sets off towards the shoreline of the beach to where he knows his sister will be. Sure enough, when he reaches the water, he finds his sister, resting and relaxing in the calm waves.
Ridan: Sis, is... is everything OK?
Ochi rises from the water, something about her demeanor seeming off.
Ochi: Br- Brother...
Ridan: Ochi, what's wrong? You look really tired.
Ochi: You remembered my birthday, right? It's my eighteenth. Well, technically...
Ridan: I know, sixteen in Groundling years, eighteen in Delphine years. What's wrong?
Ochi: Well, I realized something last night. I'm growing up. I'm almost an adult by my race's standards.
Ridan: Ochi...
Ochi: You're the one who's been taking care of me my whole life, brother. My parents threw me out on the streets when I was a child, but you... You were basically a five-year-old and you still adopted me. You took me in, raised me... But I'm scared that I'm going to lose you.
Ridan: Trust me on this one: you won't. I'm never going to abandon you.
Gameplay[]
Eclipsa is a 2D platformer with RPG and action elements, similar to Super Paper Mario. Players navigate around a 2D world via running around and jumping, attacking enemies and collecting items along the way. The biggest difference, however, is the changes to combat. Similarly to modern Kirby titles, characters can perform a variety of attacks depending on the button combination used. Characters can also swap out their movesets by equipping different types of weapons.
A bigger emphasis has been placed on the RPG aspects of SPM, featuring a larger inventory of storage items, tiered equipment that can be purchased and equipped to gain stats and attributes, and less currency found in the overworld and more coming from enemies. In addition, all characters naturally come equipped with a shield ability, reminiscent of the shields found in Super Smash Bros.
Characters[]
Playable[]
| Name | Description | Attributes |
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Ridan
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A 20-year-old Groundling native to Crescentport. A joking and cynical young man, Ridan is the kind of person who seems like a jerk until you really get to know the soul within- who is still jokey, but in a more endearing sense. He spends his days doing odd jobs to raise money and keep him and his surrogate sister Ochi fed. His next bounty, however, might not be so easy... | |
Ochi
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An 18-year-old Delphine and Ridan's surrogate younger sister. She's a decidedly kind person, and usually more popular for her charm and demeanor than her "brother" is. Her rough younger years have given her a dependency on Ridan, and she does her best to ensure he remains safe, no matter what. |
NPC[]
| Name | Description |
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Infonarium[]
Eclipsa's equivalent of the Tattle Log, the Infonarium is a physical collection of all the data you've obtained. It not only describes people and creatures, but also key phrases to help the player's enjoyment of the story.
| Term | Description |
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| Cerula Beach Location: Minor |
The sandy shoreline of the floating continent of Ursaia, off to the east. Known for its beautiful sunsets, this beautiful reservoir is part of the largest skyocean on the planet, and merges into Cerunele Falls before meeting with the ocean on the surface. Located directly next to the large town of Crescentport, it's a tourist destination across all the floating continents, as well as the few surface dwellers who can afford to come. |
| Crescentport Location: Major |
Our hometown. A little tourist trap town on the edge of Cerula Beach, it's got all the modern amenities a town really needs. Inn, restaurant, bounty station, the works. The tourism-driven nature of the town means that people from all over the world show up here just to buy cheap merch or eat food they could probably get anywhere else cheaper. Just because it's a slimy, shady place doesn't mean it's not home. |
| Delphine Species |
One of the many splinter species stemmed from humanity after the moon's destruction and resulting ecosystem change. Delphine are a highly aquatic species known for their grace and beauty, their name originating from the word "dolphin". They possess both gills and lungs, enabling them to breathe both underwater and on land, though they require a constant water source to keep their skin from drying out. This means they tend to leave in wet areas. They seem to have inherited genes from the ancient animal known as the "electric eel", and can generate powerful electrical impulses. |
| Groundling Species |
One of the many splinter species stemmed from humanity after the moon's destruction and resulting ecosystem change. Groundlings are the closest biologically and appearance-wise to the original human, though tend to have monochromatic white hair rather than a human's multicolored hair and are more muscular. Groundlings are one of the most physically fit races on the planet, and as such do many of the manual labor jobs that society needs. They tend to reside on the surface of the planet, their lung capacity hindering them from doing much work in the thin atmosphere of the floating continents. |
World Map[]
- Crescentport
- Cerula Shore
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The game features fully sprited screenshots created by the game's studio, in an attempt to make the game seem more appealing and authentic.