
Elohim Eternal II: Son of Man
Start a rebellion in this character-driven, science fantasy RPG. Collect guns with different abilities and perks. Ride a giant mecha in a rebellion against the corrupt Pleroman government. Inspired by Xenogears for the story and Shin Megami Tensei for fast-paced turn-based combat.
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Play the role of Judas Kerioth, a Shemerian oppressed by the corrupt Pleroman government. Since the Time of Tribulation, Judas has longed to join the zealots, a rebel group now in hiding. But when the Pleromans arrest his childhood friend, Lena, on trumped-up charges, he’ll do anything to save her—even face off against the archons, mutated monsters with unimaginable power.
In the first Elohim Eternal, players explored the world of Idin. In Elohim Eternal II: Son of Man, they will venture across the second planet in the kosmeos, Kenoma, a highly advanced, cyberpunk-inspired world on the brink of civil war. Kenoma and its legends draw inspiration from Judaism, Christianity, and Gnosticism.
Equip a myriad of guns, all with their own abilities, stats, and perks. Mix and match guns to gain a tactical advantage over enemies in fast-paced turn-based combat.
Pilot an azar, a huge mecha, in your fight against the Pleromans. Challenge the azar arena and reap the rewards.
The game is approximately 15 hours long. While not required, completing Elohim Eternal: The Babel Code is recommended for a fuller experience. Unlike video game series, the Elohim Eternal series follows an overarching plot; however, each game in the series does present its own complete story. The game also features a "What Comes Before" feature so you can learn what occurred in games preceding this one. 