Eiden´s Rebirth – TFG Demo (Student Project)

Welcome to the official demo of my final degree project, developed as part of my studies in the Multiplatform Application Development program.

This is my first video game project, created with passion, dedication, and the dream of entering the world of game development.

The result is a 2D action-adventure demo inspired by titles like Hollow Knight, set in a dark fantasy universe filled with atmosphere, hidden lore, and challenging exploration.

You play as Eiden, a young man born without magic in a world ruled by it. After discovering an ancient grimoire, he unlocks the forbidden power of anti-magic and begins a journey to uncover the truth behind his origins. Guided by Renis, the demon sealed within the grimoire, Eiden explores forgotten ruins, confronts mysterious foes, and unearths long-lost secrets.

🔹 Explore the Ruins, the first explorable area, filled with secrets and carefully crafted details.
🔹 Collect Grimoire Pages to reveal hidden fragments of the world’s lore.
🔹 Enjoy a unique visual style — with designs for Eiden, the main city, the Tree of Life, the Ruins entrance, and the Grimoire Room already integrated into the game.
🔹 Music and sounds are temporary placeholders (from Undertale and Deltarune), with original compositions planned for the full release.

This demo includes the prologue and the first major area. While it’s not a full game, it showcases the intended tone, mechanics, and artistic direction of the final project.

🛠️ Tools used: Unity, Visual Studio, Photoshop, GitHub, Audacity.

❗ Disclaimer: This is a non-commercial student project. Some assets are temporary and will be replaced in future versions.

💖 This demo is completely free. If you enjoyed it and would like to support my work, donations are deeply appreciated!

🎮 Controls

• A / D – Move left / right

• Spacebar – Jump

• Left Click – Attack

• F – Save (interact with a bench)

• Esc – Pause Menu

Some moves and mechanics can be discovered by experimenting... 👀

Thank you so much for playing!
As this is my first step into game development, any feedback or thoughts you’d like to share would mean a lot.