Eternal Return Interview: Seunghoo Kim From Nimble Neuron

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Eternal Return is a survival arena game that combines MOBA and battle royale gameplay into one experience. Available on Steam, Eternal Return features a number of playable characters, skin packs, and maps. Fresh off the Cobalt Protocol mode update, Seunghoo Kim from Nimble Neuron discussed the game and its future with Screen Rant.

Like many of the best MOBA games, Eternal Return provides a lot of variety for players to choose from. Whether it's characters, battle royale gameplay, or through crafting, there's a lot that can be done in-game. The new Cobalt Protocol patch is a 4v4 game mode that relies on fast-paced combat. For those wanting even more battle royale gameplay, there's a lot to get excited about.

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Seunghoo Kim from Nimble Neuron recently discussed Eternal Return with Screen Rant. Topics included what development was like for merging these two genres together and what inspired the devs to create the game in the first place. And as with many live games, there's plenty to look forward to in the future.

Since Eternal Return combines MOBA and battle royale gameplay. Where did the idea come from to merge those genres?

It all began when we felt that bringing the 2D map from the original Black Survival to a 3D version would make the game even more immersive. In the original Black Survival, there were parts which were not fully visible to the players (such as moving between different areas), so when a skilled player made an awesome play, it would make you question, 'what just happened?'

We began creating Eternal Return because we were intrigued by the worldview and characters of Black Survival. The world and characters were constrained to a 2D world, so bringing these