Eclipse of Eldergaard: Steam Page Now Live

After months of development, learning, and pushing myself step by step, I’m happy to share that my game Eclipse of Eldergaard, finally has its own Steam page.

For me, as a solo developer, this feels like a huge milestone. What started as a small project to practice and improve has slowly grown into something I truly care about. Seeing the Steam page go live makes it feel real for the first time.

About Eclipse of Eldergaard

Eclipse of Eldergaard is a dark fantasy adventure set in a cursed land. Players must explore dangerous environments, face unforgiving enemies, and uncover the secrets hidden in the shadows of a broken world.

The game is designed to challenge players not just with combat, but with atmosphere, tension, and discovery. Every step deeper into Eldergaard is meant to feel like a risk and a reward.

Why This Milestone Matters

As a solo indie dev, every small step feels big. Creating the Steam page means the project is no longer just on my computer; it’s out there for others to see, wishlist, and eventually play.

Visibility is one of the hardest parts of indie development, but moments like this remind me why I started: to create a world that people can experience and connect with.

What’s Next

With the Steam page live, the next focus is preparing the demo and polishing the experience so players can get their first hands-on look at the game. This is just the beginning, and there’s still a lot of work ahead, but having the page up is a motivating step forward.

If you’d like to take a look, you can find the Steam page here:
🔗 Eclipse of Eldergaard on Steam