/fræct-ɛr-ə-bəs/ like /fract-air-eh-bus/
Fract
Part of the word “fractal” which is used to describe the procedurally generated nature of the game world.
Erebus
Greek word “erebus” that refers either to the darkness of the underworld or the underworld itself.
Built using Godot Engine.
Typically 2-6 hours for each playthrough for an average player.
Almost Unlimited.
Technically 4,294,967,296 possible worlds.
After the game has been beaten, starting a New Game allows you to enter a world seed. It also shows the current seed in your save game slot.
A woman named Eris.
Named after the Greek goddess
of strife and discord.
It's a 2D Metroidvania that you can play over and over. Even though the world is new everytime, it's not a Roguelike.
Takes place largely underground. Made of rooms interconnected by doors. It stays consistent for a playthrough even if you die.
Environments requiring movement power-ups as well as doors, gates, and blocks that can be passed with appropriate weapons.