Eternum: Realistic 4K Remake (v0.1.0) by Michelangelo da Mouso

New Features:
The Visual Overhaul:

1,000+ Realistic Images: The first chapter is now fully realized. I’ve packed in over a thousand high-fidelity renders to ensure every scene hits with the weight it deserves.30 Recreated Videos: I didn’t just copy-paste the old footage. These 30 videos have been completely re-rendered, stripping away the grain and replacing it with clarity.5,500+ Lines of Voice Over: Every single line of dialogue in Chapter 1 has been voiced in English. No more reading walls of text; now, you can hear the characters breathe.Interface & Navigation:
Remake-Specific Intro: A new introduction tailored specifically for this remake, setting the tone before the main story begins.Interactive FAQ: Found at the end of the game. Over 2,500 words dedicated to answering your questions about this project. No more guessing games.daMouso Aesthetic Main Menu: The main menu has been redesigned to match the visual identity of my other works. Coherence is key.Quick Access Community Links: Direct buttons to jump straight into the community hubs. Less clicking, more connecting.In-Game News System: The initial screen now features a news ticker for updates and announcements you don’t want to miss.Enhanced Credits: I’ve kept every single original creator from the source material. Their work made this possible; they deserve their names in lights.Version Changelog & Roadmap: A built-in system showing what’s changed in each version, plus my estimated roadmap for future updates. Transparency is part of the charm.Language & Accessibility:
Native Support for 8 Languages: I’ve integrated native translations directly into the engine for: Russian, Chinese, Deutsche, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, and Polish. No more external files or modding required.Universal Tips System: A new "Tips" feature adds depth and context to key dialogue moments. It’s fully implemented across all supported languages, ensuring no detail is lost in translation.
Bug Fixes & Technical Polishing:
(Minor) Zero Bugs Reported: It’s the first release. The silence is either a sign of perfection or that nobody has played it yet. I’m counting on the latter, but hoping for the former.