The indie team at Stonehollow Workshop has secured a fresh accolade for their MMORPG Eterspire. It’s the People’s Choice Award at the EVA 2025 Expo, hosted at the Palacio Libertad in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Concurrently, Eterspire has launched Season 2 of the Eternal Moonlit Bastion.
A piece of that celebration arrives as a special commemorative cosmetic for players!
Competitive climbers can enter the Eterspire Eternal Moonlit Bastion now that Season 2 began on November 10th. Previous high scores have been frozen and displayed, while a fresh leaderboard awaits new challengers.
The Eterspire Store has introduced the Twilight Hunter box. This package contains cosmetic gear designed for Rogues and Archers. You’ll discover bows and dual-wield choices, offering more tools to polish your appearance.
The latest update brings several adjustments. Sorting has been revamped so you can now organize Materials, General Items, and Cosmetics by slot, tier, recent acquisition, or alphabetical order.
Cosmetic storage has also undergone a cleanup. Weightless items with the pink background stay in the Cosmetics tab. Meanwhile, weighted cosmetics with white backgrounds move to the General Items tab, allowing you to see exactly what impacts your carry weight.
The bank’s old cosmetic section has evolved into a proper wardrobe. It is now accessible directly from the inventory and serves as a home for rarely used but weightless fashion pieces.
Anyone wishing to wear a memento of the EVA 2025 victory can claim the EVA Award cosmetic weapon. It is available from Giftwrapper at the Stonehollow Fairgrounds.
The patch introduces Dungeons & Jackals!
This quest pairs players with Elmerant the Jackal for an expedition into the Desert Tomb. The area offers its own set of hidden dangers, fitting for what is described as an ancient vault filled with sandy secrets.
Download the game from the Google Play Store and explore the new changes.
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