Love Eternal is a high-difficulty 2D action game with gravity reversal mechanics and hand-drawn pixel art, developed by brlka and published by Ysbryd Games. It is already out on Steam and consoles without Japanese support; a Japanese version published by PLAYISM is set for July 16.
Love Eternal, a 2D action game developed by brlka and published by Ysbryd Games, launched on Steam in February 2026 and later on consoles without Japanese language support. The game features gravity reversal mechanics, over 100 stages, and hand-drawn pixel art. It has earned a 'Very Positive' rating on Steam.
In an interview at BitSummit PUNCH, Ysbryd Games founder Brian Kwek and production lead Rob Cocks detailed the publisher's behind-the-scenes work on the title, including visa support, hiring a detective to sell games, and bridging gaps between developers and services like localization and porting. The interview highlighted the less visible labor of indie publishing that can make or break a niche title.
PLAYISM announced the Japanese version of Love Eternal will launch on July 16 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. A 20% off sale will run from launch day. The Japanese release brings the game to console audiences with full localization, expanding its reach beyond the initial PC launch.
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PLAYISM announced the Japanese version of the high-difficulty 2D action game Love Eternal will launch on July 16 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. The game features gravity reversal mechanics, over 100 stages, and hand-drawn pixel art. A 20% off sale will run from launch day.
In an interview at BitSummit PUNCH, Ysbryd Games founder Brian Kwek and production lead Rob Cocks described the publisher's behind-the-scenes work on 'Love Eternal,' including visa support, hiring a detective to sell games, and bridging gaps between developers and services like localization and porting. The horror action game, developed by brlka, is already out on Steam and consoles without Japanese support; a Japanese version is planned via PLAYISM.