Mihira: the Eternal Arc, is an upcoming game exploring both time and fighting. Made by Studio Yeoun, the game will be on PC, via Steam, as stated in its Reveal trailer that came out a few days ago. The upcoming game’s about an individual who seems to twist the very strands of time to her whim.

With dead faces, dead bodies and blood surrounding an ancient temple area, Mihira’s trailer opens to a grim reality. The only one left alive is the playable character, who’s sitting in bloody red water looking at a dead body sadly. She closes her eyes, and after a few seconds people start to speak and the once dead temple is full of life. She’s now sitting in the exact same spot, but in clear water and lots of people conversing around her in the temple. She’s seen walking through the temple carrying a staff, seemingly praying at a ruined version of the temple at night. She swims through the pool itself, climbs on ledges, walks along a cliff edge, avoiding traps and climbs on shelves to avoid guards. With a wave of her hand, she’s automatically in the past, and she transverses amongst people. 

She uses a dagger to fight guards showing flashy action moves, defeating a few of them when a creature that looks like a god  jumps down to face her. She and the creature battle it out, with it being able to do the same time tricks as the playable character, using it to take them back to the past to a temple of roses instead of dead bodies. The playable character uses her staff to fight against the creature, dealing multiple hits that draw blood, with quick, and flighty movements. She switches to facing off a very armoured soldier, who’s quite taller than her. In that fight she debuts the ability to dodge an attack so quickly, that a golden silhouette of her previous self is left behind. She then actually teleports in a final face off against what looks to be another deity like creature, with a golden circle on its head, she uses her teleportation to get behind it and deliver a combo move before the trailer ends.  To learn more about Mihira The Eternal Arc after this tease of a trailer, the game’s Steam page reveals more, and the chance to wishlist the game.