The best game I have played in a while, but is very flawed.
Eternum is an extremely ambitious project in a VRMMORPG setting that clearly tries to be more than just an adult game, and succeeding for the most part.
The art is outstanding, with a good amount of polish and editing, good humor that fits in well (as I was expecting from the previous title of this developer) and an interesting plot.
There is one major area in which this game lacks though, and that's world building. The pacing is inconsistent and generally too fast. There are too many characters you're involved with right at the start, and more importantly, no time is taken to properly build the world that is Eternum, the VR game that is central to the games plot.
You are immediately thrown into end-game content, as a noob, competing with the supposedly best of the best. It makes it feel like you didn't earn your your power. The story talks about the difficulty of leveling up but we are never shown what that looks like, even in a summarized form. Very little time passes between each major event. And it all makes it feel like there is no substance in the world of Eternum, as a result the parts outside of the VR world are more interesting. If you make a fictional world you need to build it, especially if its disconnected from reality.
It is not too late to add in world building but I have my doubts as to whether this aspect of the game can get on track, which is unfortunate, because there is so much potential here.
Another issue is that with most dialogue options there is one good and one wrong answer. I don't like that implementation of choice. It would be nice to see more options where both are correct, but result in your relationship developing in a different way...